Music and Philosophy

The Soundtrack of Life: How Babies Remember Music from the Womb

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Understanding Fetal Hearing Development The journey of fetal hearing development is a fascinating aspect of prenatal physiology. Around the 16th week of gestation, a fetus begins to develop the anatomical structures necessary for hearing. This early stage involves the formation of the inner ear, which includes the cochlea and the auditory nerve. By the 24th … Read more

The Longest Note in History: John Cage’s Organ²/aslsp

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Introduction to John Cage and His Philosophy John Cage (1912-1992) was an influential American composer, music theorist, and artist, renowned for his innovative approach to music that sought to challenge traditional notions of sound and silence. As a key figure in the avant-garde movement, Cage’s works and ideas have had a profound impact on both … Read more