Gibt es ein Melodie-Verbot?

An episode of the Eugenides (Jeffrey) – tell podcast, hosted by Tomas Bächli, titled "Gibt es ein Melodie-Verbot?" was published on December 20, 2016.

December 20, 2016 · Eugenides (Jeffrey) – tell

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Melodien kann man nicht verbieten, denn wir nehmen jede Tonfolge als Melodie wahr. Aus der fallenden Terz des Kuckucksrufs machen Joseph Haydn und Anton Webern ganz unterschiedliche Melodie-Bögen. Eine Betrachtung über Vorurteile in der Musik – und in der Politik.

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