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But the music of non-literate people has no such repetitive cyclic and abstract form as melody. Invention, in a word, is translation of one kind of space into another.
The Gutenberg Galaxy : The Making of Typographic Man ,
(1962), p 44
Quote #4848
Year:
1962
Chapter:
Music
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