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Topic - Art and music: can non-intellectuals appreciate post-19th century music - tinear 10:59:41 03/11/11 (47)

Understanding the inner workings of music & painting doesn't make one an intellectual. - Harmonia 18:03:05 03/23/11 (0)

As a non intelllectual, I say will this... - Scott Woebcke 18:36:48 03/15/11 (0)

Um, "non-intellectuals"? - M. Lucky 19:32:59 03/13/11 (0)

Lots of great comments in this thread! - Chris from Lafayette 11:09:21 03/12/11 (4)

RE: Lots of great comments in this thread! - tinear 18:56:12 03/12/11 (0)

Probably the Goin' Home theme! nt - oldmkvi 11:35:11 03/12/11 (2)

and/or he's old enough to remember the Finale from the Lone Ranger Show - vinyl phanatic 19:20:03 03/12/11 (1)

RE: and/or he's old enough to remember the Finale from the Lone Ranger Show - Chris from Lafayette 15:21:56 03/15/11 (0)

Appreciation - briggs 09:03:05 03/12/11 (0)

I guess you better start reading some good books. - Paul_A 08:43:06 03/12/11 (0)

Experience not intellect - Tadlo 05:40:02 03/12/11 (4)

Curiosity and open-mindedness are hallmarks of intelligence. nt - tinear 07:40:28 03/14/11 (0)

RE: Experience not intellect - DBB 13:23:58 03/13/11 (0)

Me, too (nt) - riboge 08:56:51 03/13/11 (0)

I tend to agree. - genungo 04:17:34 03/13/11 (0)

RE: Art and music: can non-intellectuals appreciate post-19th century music - rmilewsk 22:49:43 03/11/11 (0)

Sensing vs. Understanding? - Frihed89 22:32:15 03/11/11 (0)

What's a "Non-Intellectual?" - Todd Krieger 16:55:44 03/11/11 (1)

RE: What's a "Non-Intellectual?" - suretyguy 17:47:20 03/11/11 (0)

As a non-intellectual - Travis 16:05:04 03/11/11 (3)

Well, at least you were not a drummer!! * - Mike K 21:06:01 03/11/11 (0)

Joan Tower was one of my childhood teachers - rbolaw 17:25:03 03/11/11 (1)

Right on, brother. nt - Travis 17:49:49 03/11/11 (0)

I think you're assuming that classical harmony & melody are somehow innately natural - k-k-k-kenny 15:53:37 03/11/11 (6)

RE: I think you're assuming that classical harmony & melody are somehow innately natural - Tadlo 05:52:34 03/12/11 (1)

Touché - k-k-k-kenny 17:56:09 03/12/11 (0)

May I offer a different perspective? - John Marks 16:54:54 03/11/11 (3)

Of course you may, John - k-k-k-kenny 21:26:21 03/11/11 (2)

"Those who play and habitually listen to these things don't seem to notice the gross errors…" - David Aiken 23:14:28 03/11/11 (1)

Couldn't agree more - k-k-k-kenny 17:33:23 03/12/11 (0)

RE: Art and music: can non-intellectuals appreciate post-19th century music - David Aiken 15:36:08 03/11/11 (3)

No longer - rbolaw 16:32:03 03/11/11 (2)

RE: No longer - David Aiken 23:05:02 03/11/11 (1)

And it works in reverse, too - k-k-k-kenny 17:50:32 03/12/11 (0)

RE: Art and music: can non-intellectuals appreciate post-19th century music - Chuck Y 14:45:23 03/11/11 (1)

You need immediately to get some Tallis Scholars, Chanticleer, - tinear 15:50:18 03/11/11 (0)

RE: Art and music: can non-intellectuals appreciate post-19th century music - rbolaw 14:04:44 03/11/11 (0)

RE: Art and music: can non-intellectuals appreciate post-19th century music - Daverz 14:03:25 03/11/11 (0)

I have a dear friend who, I think, listens to - kavakidd 13:38:22 03/11/11 (4)

The distinctions he is making are more in his mind than real, Dave. - Timbo in Oz 00:30:58 03/14/11 (3)

Actually, the assessment - kavakidd 10:27:59 03/14/11 (2)

Okay, so I was tired! ;-) But I still think he's being affected as much as - Timbo in Oz 14:59:39 03/14/11 (1)

"Separating our thoughts and feelings is pretty hard " - kavakidd 15:15:50 03/14/11 (0)

Yes and No - Amphissa 12:58:12 03/11/11 (2)

Of course, as nice as they are, one's friends hardly are the hooks - tinear 14:34:40 03/11/11 (0)

"Combative Cacophony" - Mike Porper 13:20:02 03/11/11 (0)

Yes. - genungo 11:46:09 03/11/11 (0)

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Couldn't agree more - k-k-k-kenny 17:33:23 03/12/11 (0)

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