Or is visual art necessarily more cerebral.
I can look at a Winslow Homer painting and imagine myself having fun or being serene in nature and all, but well-played patriotic music will give one goose bumps and pride. A little nocturne by Field or Chopin can induce true melancholy or aching nostalgia. Rachmaninov and Wieniawski can make people shed tears, and they may not even be able to explain "why." So, I am interested in hearing what you have to say. Is this just my aesthetic preference/prejudice? Are there people who cry or get feelings of patritiotism stirred up by paintings?
2007-03-11
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Philip Kiriakis
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