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MUSIC THEORY 1

XII.
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UNIVERSAL MUSIC THEORY 1
The Practical Fundamentals of Universal Creativity
  PART   XII            
  THE PROCESS OF CREATING MUSIC            
         
 
How Our Ancestors Used Language


   
 
On the one hand, our an­ces­tors em­ployed speech for the needs of their day-to-day life, and for com­mu­ni­cat­ing with one an­other just as we do; but, on the other hand, we know to­day that they at­trib­uted an incom­para­tively higher value to the word that was thought within and to the word that was spo­ken out­side than we do to­day.

 
The High Significance of Speech With Our Ancestors
 
 
There­fore, the art of poetry was the high skill of our an­ces­tors, and it was so in­ti­mately in­ter­woven with the crea­tion of mu­sic that, from our pre­sent view, we can hardly sepa­rate the one from the other.

 
The Art of Poetry of Our Ancestors
 
 
Cre­at­ing speech, cre­at­ing words, mas­tering the in­ner and outer proc­ess of ar­ticu­la­tion, self-re­ali­za­tion re­lated to it, self-con­trol, and fur­ther­more, mas­tery over the en­vi­ron­ment, were con­sid­ered high ideals by our an­ces­tors.

 
The Means of Our Ancestors to Master the Environment
 
 
There­fore, our an­ces­tors were great crea­tors of lan­guage, and their poetry is the gi­gan­tic tes­ti­mony of this power. Their mas­tery over the proc­ess of self-cog­ni­tion as well as over the prin­ci­ples of form­ing lan­guage is clearly re­flected in the an­cient re­cords – no matter how incom­plete they may be pre­served.

 
Our Ancestors as Poets
 
 
De­spite the ravages of time enough is left of the an­cient re­cords that even to­day we may still retrace the en­tire knowl­edge layed out in this book, pro­vided we know how to read their sym­bols and in­ter­pret their ex­plana­tions.

 
Poetry as the Great Testimony of Their Power
 
     
     
                                 
     
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
                                     
                                     
             
     
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