Did any prominent philosophers discuss music at length? looking

Some existentialists use it as a metaphor, but that's all I know of. Sartre loved Jazz.

>>2419422
neat, thanks

Weber, Adorno, Nietzsche

Plato thought emotive music was degenerate or something

>>2419551
>And so he settled on just two: the Dorian and the Phrygian. The Dorian, he said, would "fittingly imitate the utterances and accents of a brave man who is engaged in warfare," while the Phrygian was suitable "for a man engaged in works of peace."

the fucking city of this guy

Don't forget Schopenhauer.

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>>2419422
No. I hate music and never listen to it and I'm fine. Its just bullshit sounds for normies who can't feel anything unless a string vibrating tells them too.

Confucius

>>2419616

ugh, not even a good bait anon

1/10

>>2419653
that's not bait, it was just a joke

>>2419422
Adorno has thousands of pages on music

Eco, while not a straight up philosopher, wrote some interesting insights into avant-garde music in Opera Aperta.

>>2419673
>Adorno
>Frankfurt school
yeah, nah

Schopenhauer. Just Search Schopenhauer and music.

>>2419778
'Schopenhauer and music' or 'Schopenhauer' and 'music'

>>2419673
Adorno was a Jew.