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A music works are in the musical content and the non-musical content

Yongzhen Li

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A music works are in the musical content and the non-musical content the presence of both creative,symphonic poem is no exception.In this paper,Fenlansong,for example,from the musical content(basic mood,style,system,and mental characteristics) and non-musical content(painterly,literary).The argument between the dialectical unification relations.

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A music works are in the musical content and the non-musical content the presence of both creative,symphonic poem is no exception.In this paper,Fenlansong,for example,from the musical content(basic mood,style,system,and mental characteristics) and non-musical content(painterly,literary).The argument between the dialectical unification relations.

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A music works are in the musical content and the non-musical content the presence of both creative,symphonic poem is no exception.In this paper,Fenlansong,for example,from the musical content(basic mood,style,system,and mental characteristics) and non-musical content(painterly,literary).The argument between the dialectical unification relations.

Key concepts: Musical, Content (measure theory), Symphony, Musical composition, Argument (complex analysis), Style (visual arts), Poetry, Literature

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