Editing Aesthetics of Music (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Aesthetics of Music''' — The study of the "Meaning," "Beauty," and "Value" of music.
* '''Formalism''' (Hanslick) — The view that music's value is "In the Notes" (the structure), not in the "Emotions" or "Stories" it tells.
* '''Expressionism''' — The view that music is a "Language of Emotions" (e.g., 'Minor keys' = 'Sadness').
* '''Absolute Music''' — Music that "Doesn't refer to anything" (no words, no story, just 'Symphony No. 5').
* '''Program Music''' — Music that "Tells a Story" (e.g., 'The Four Seasons' or a 'Film Score').
* '''Pythagorean Tuning''' — The ancient discovery that "Musical Intervals" (Octaves/Fifths) are based on "Simple Ratios" (2:1, 3:2), linking music to the "Math of the Universe."
* '''Aesthetic Distance''' — The "State" of listening to music as "Art" rather than just "Background Noise."
* '''Referentialism''' — The idea that music is "About" the things it reminds us of (e.g., 'Trumpets' = 'War').
* '''Cognitivism''' (Music) — The study of how the "Brain" processes "Rhythm," "Melody," and "Expectation."
* '''Tension and Release''' — The "Core Engine" of music: the "Building up" of a "Problem" (Discord) and the "Solution" (Resolution).
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