I wonder all possible definitions in their disputes, applications in reality, their relationship with nature, not definitions that have only one anthropocentric perspective, eg Does this would be considered music ?:
the song of a bird, the noise in the city, unintentional noise, silence in space (galaxy), sounds that do not follow a pattern of rhythm, a person talking normal mating called up, the tree that falls in the middle the forest where only animals they hear it, etc. and other things like deaf people who see or feel the music but do not listen.
I would like to hear more points to discuss as I have mentioned and also if there are papers which have made these discussions.
Sorry I put all these topics because I would like to hear opinions from many fields, for example as biology with the subject of animal behavior and communication.
is the definition of music already solved?
Thank you very much for your contribution.
The definition I have been using is "Music is any sound or noise having an intention," but what about the sounds that have no direct intention?
Music at its most fundamental level can even be non-aural. Since I am sure many of us have had "a song playing in our minds" for days on end, or intermittently. A phenomenon that has been called "ear worms"
http://www.charliemccarron.com/2013/12/how-to-compose-earworms-and-fetal-music-with-dr-vicky-williamson/
Dr. Shian-Loong
But Maybe we can try it with people who are deaf, to demostrate if they have songs playing in their thoughts. In the same way it happens in a musical, at one point the music stops and the dancers continue to dance without the sound of the song but they keep pace within their heads, then that short period of time would be music? In some point
I made a better definition but there are some improvements to give it.
Set of sounds and / or noises in the form of melody and / or harmony in phase of synchronization, synchronization or anti synchronization and posses periodicity who gives rhythm.
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