The author frames the spectrum of music professions along the evolutionary axis of human experience. Musical trades are deeply rooted in the anthropological necessity of producing and listening to sounds; they transform with the evolution of technical and technological revolutions, reaching today’s new sensory dimensions represented by the infosphere. The body, by repositioning and reshaping its receptive faculties, does not lose its centrality but instead fosters interconnections and the fluidity of languages.
Professioni Plurali
Gianni Nuti
2025-01-01
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The author frames the spectrum of music professions along the evolutionary axis of human experience. Musical trades are deeply rooted in the anthropological necessity of producing and listening to sounds; they transform with the evolution of technical and technological revolutions, reaching today’s new sensory dimensions represented by the infosphere. The body, by repositioning and reshaping its receptive faculties, does not lose its centrality but instead fosters interconnections and the fluidity of languages.File in questo prodotto:
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