"NADA BRAHMA: The World is Sound"
Sound Art Show celebratesEARTH DAY 2013 Exhibition
BOOK HUGGERS SELECTIONS is pleased to announce
SOUND ART SHOW 2013
BOOK SELECTION:
This unique work, the 'Music and The Landscape of Consciousness' by Europe's foremost jazz expert and jazz producer Joachim-Ernst Berendt with Foreword by Fritjof Capra ("The TAO of Physics"), celebrates the ancient knowledge that the world is sound - the eternal song of unity - and shows how the 'new sciences' all confirm this profound truth.
Co-sponsors:
ECOARTPEDIA 2012-2013 Exhibition
SOUND ART SHOW
FIFTH SEASON MAGAZINE
BOOK HUGGERS
"In a majestic sweep (Berendt) takes the reader through the macro- and microcosm, from the 'harmony of the spheres' to the songs of dolphins and whales...For the author of this book the realization that the world is sound has profound implications not only for science and philosophy but also for our everyday lives and our society. He argues that for the past several hundred years our Western culture has overemphasized seeing and neglected listening. Therefore our current change of paradigms included for Berendt an essential shift of emphasis from the eye to the ear." FRITJOF CAPRA
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Sound Art Show celebrates
BOOK SELECTION:
"NADA BRAHMA: The World is Sound"
This unique work, the 'Music and The Landscape of Consciousness' by Europe's foremost jazz expert and jazz producer Joachim-Ernst Berendt with Foreword by Fritjof Capra ("The TAO of Physics"), celebrates the ancient knowledge that the world is sound - the eternal song of unity - and shows how the 'new sciences' all confirm this profound truth.
Co-sponsors:
NADA BRAHMA: THE WORLD IS SOUND
Excerpt from the FOREWORD:"In a majestic sweep (Berendt) takes the reader through the macro- and microcosm, from the 'harmony of the spheres' to the songs of dolphins and whales...For the author of this book the realization that the world is sound has profound implications not only for science and philosophy but also for our everyday lives and our society. He argues that for the past several hundred years our Western culture has overemphasized seeing and neglected listening. Therefore our current change of paradigms included for Berendt an essential shift of emphasis from the eye to the ear." FRITJOF CAPRA
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