Is literature superior to music in terms of artistic merit?
no, books are for nerds
>>69954896
The limitations that music sets on itself by nature cause it not to be able to express the same way books can do.
There is no answer.
Yes, of course.
>>69954970
what a pseud
>>69954970
Exactly. Close the thread
No. Sound is limitless. Musical appreciation is intrinsic to humanity. Diverse venues of appreciation (playing music, listening to music, seeing live performance, dancing). Music can access literature through lyrics.
>>69955065
No. Delete your post.
>>69954896
yes
>>69954970
this is right
>>69954896
Yes, but music is the superior art form.
Literacy is a prerequisite skill to appreciating literature. Anybody that can hear can appreciate fundamentally music concepts such as tone, rhythm, and harmony. There's a greater breadth of emotional character and depth without the need for traditional standards of composition and songwriting.
It's the same with film. There isn't really any such thing as experimental literature to push the medium forward in any particular direction.
>>69955082
You've got the right idea, but I think you misunderstood the question.
>>69955082
t. nobel prize committee
>>69955082
>Sound is limitless
there is a finite amount of frequencies, while language evolves with society.
in a given future, there will be no more room for music experimentation while there will always exist experimentation on literature because of its nature.
>>69955153
Oh shit ya I misunderstood
>>69955177
No two field recordings will be the same
>>69955213
No to fields will be the same, sound recordings will be a poor representation.
lets see literature created the bible which has shaped society
what has music created again?
oh ya hip hop,rock and edm which is currently destroying society
lit > music
>>69955082
No. Literature is limitless. Literal appreciation is intrinsic to humanity. Diverse venues of appreciation (writing literature, reading literature, studying literature). Literature can access music through lyrics.
>>69955153
>There isn't really any such thing as experimental literature to push the medium forward in any particular direction.
spoken word, poetry, stream of consciousness, language evolves.
>>69955268
>spoken word, poetry, stream of consciousness, language evolves.
None of which are comparable equivalents to abstract concepts of sonics, such as atonality, microtonal music, and alternative scale structures.
Language has a tighter threshold for abstraction than sound.
>>69955369
>None of which are comparable equivalents to abstract concepts of sonics, such as atonality, microtonal music, and alternative scale structures.
Hmm I wonder how you were to label those sounds
oh ya using language
kys brainlet
>>69955369
>None of which are comparable equivalents to abstract concepts of sonics, such as atonality, microtonal music, and alternative scale structures.
>
>Language has a tighter threshold for abstraction than sound.
Nice prose you've got there! Now try to express the same with music.... oh you can't? poor boy
>>69955216
>When Stravinsky wrote “The Rite of Spring,” he was so consumed by its lustful, primordial power that he mailed nude photos of himself to friends.
this thread and its many variations are never not retarded
you literally don't have to choose
>>69955403
what a degenerate
truly, "the rite of spring" was the beginning of the end for classical music
>>69955403
based
>>69955400
>Nice prose you've got there! Now try to express the same with music
You want me to communicate using sound, correct?
Alright
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0G5FkfWrDfm
>>69955393
>intrinsic properties of sensation carries equal expression to the term used to define it
pfffffffffft
>>69955543
haha what a faggot
>>69955576
Not an argument.
Is music organized sound, yes or no?
>>69954924
spbp
>>69955597
Is all organized sound art?
Different mediums
>>69955624
Yes, it is, and we call that art music.
Define literature for me.
>>69955452
>>69955543
>he keeps using language to prove his point
brainlet pls go
>>69955624
Morse code is art?
>>69955647
Usage of language in an organized manner
>>69955657
>implying there's a point to be proven
>implying it's not true impartial of whether or not you personally believe it
I mean, we're engaging in a discussion.
Would you call this art?
>>69955684
Then we're on the same page. :-)
>>69955678
Not him, but absolutely, yes.
There is no artistic merit in music.