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  My viewpoint regarding the portable music data player before going into the field is one of conflict. I use my iPod extensively to study music for many purposes: analysis, learning about composition, preparing for listening exams, and general knowledge learning. On the other hand, I am studying acoustic ecology. One of its primary precepts is that the environment is a musical composition, and people are tuning it out. The primary exercise is 'ear-cleaning', through soundwalks, to achieve clairaudience (here, meaning 'clear hearing'). I am situated between these two diametrically opposed viewpoints, and I am seeking answers as much as I am trying to resolve this opposition.
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My viewpoint regarding the portable music data player before going into the field is one of conflict.
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I use my iPod extensively to study music for many purposes: analysis, learning about composition, preparing for listening exams, and general knowledge learning.
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On the other hand, I am studying acoustic ecology.
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One of its primary precepts is that the environment is a musical composition, and people are tuning it out.
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The primary exercise is 'ear-cleaning', through soundwalks, to achieve clairaudience (here, meaning 'clear hearing').
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I am situated between these two diametrically opposed viewpoints, and I am seeking answers through this research as much as I am trying to resolve this opposition.

Latest revision as of 18:40, 10 February 2008

My viewpoint regarding the portable music data player before going into the field is one of conflict.

I use my iPod extensively to study music for many purposes: analysis, learning about composition, preparing for listening exams, and general knowledge learning.

On the other hand, I am studying acoustic ecology.

One of its primary precepts is that the environment is a musical composition, and people are tuning it out.

The primary exercise is 'ear-cleaning', through soundwalks, to achieve clairaudience (here, meaning 'clear hearing').

I am situated between these two diametrically opposed viewpoints, and I am seeking answers through this research as much as I am trying to resolve this opposition.