Charlotte Mason Composer Study: Beethoven
A Charlotte Mason composer study on Beethoven: six pieces for one term, a weekly rhythm, narration prompts, and the sketchbook habit your child can borrow from him.
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Reflections on composition, teaching, and the craft of music
A Charlotte Mason composer study on Beethoven: six pieces for one term, a weekly rhythm, narration prompts, and the sketchbook habit your child can borrow from him.
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Aesthetic judgment is not subjective opinion. Balance, contrast, tension and release, unity and variety are constant principles. What changed across eras was not these principles but taste — specifically, what counted as acceptable dissonance.