The Work of Music as an Impression, Reflection, Relic and Echo of its External Reality. A Reconnaissance
Journal Title: Teoria Muzyki. Studia, Interpretacje, Dokumentacje - Year 2016, Vol 8, Issue 8
Abstract
The author considers the work of art in cotext of its external reality, distinguishing four kinds of works, based on the work's response to it: work as an impression, reflection, relic and echo.
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Mieczysław Tomaszewski
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- DOI 10.26377/22998454tm.16.89.009
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