Music and Sentiment
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Music and Sentiment

by Charles Rosen

Philosophy Music
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Charles Rosen explores how Western music has expressed and influenced human emotion from the Baroque period to the modern era.

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Music and Sentiment examines the relationship between musical expression and emotional response.

The book considers how composers have used harmony, melody, and structure to communicate feeling.

Charles Rosen draws on examples from the Baroque era through the twentieth century.

Readers gain insight into the ways sentiment has been both reflected and created by music.

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