All too often we think of music as a self-contained universe of emotions, social interactions and sounding forms in motion. Although this notion of music as an independent art form is immensely popular, it completely misses the point! Music has always sought to interact with related disciplines and creatively responded to various impulses provided by human activity. Join our international contributors for an exploration of the incredible synergies forged between Music and the Arts, Music and the Sciences, and the musical manifestations of the human condition.

Arts
Tourists, Pigeons and Giovanni by Georg Predota Music and Art in the Age of the Pre-Raphaelites by Ursula Rehn Wolfman
Teatro alla Scala by Georg Predota Verdi - A True Revolutionary? A True Romantic? by Ursula Rehn Wolfman
Reverberating Devotion
The Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore and Guillaume Dufay
by Georg Predota
Richard Wagner’s Concept of the ‘Gesamtkunstwerk’ by Ursula Rehn Wolfman

Sciences
Souls Without Music by Desiree Ho The Reversed Musicians by Desiree Ho
A Life Misunderstood by Desiree Ho The Lucky Agonies by Desiree Ho
Brass Buzz by Janet Horvath E=Mozart2 by Georg Predota

Society
Music and Religion
Long Live the Queen!
by Georg Predota
The best, not the biggest by Zoey
Music and Religion
Reformation in Germany
by Georg Predota
Please keep theatre to the stage and films to the cinema by Zoey
Music 101 – A Foray into Understanding Classical Music by Janet Horvath Turtle Song by William Cole

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