But there remains the question of whether you can out-arrange Stevie Wonder, who — at least during the mid-'70s, the period from which most of the band's choices came — had fantastically elastic and natural conceptions of harmony, rhythm and tune.
This would be very much in accord with the famous conception of the harmony of the spheres according to which the heavenly bodies make harmonious music as they move, but neither in Philolaus nor any other early source do we get an explicit account of how the musical scale corresponds to the astronomical system (Huffman 1993, 279 83).
The Party's conception of Confucian harmony leaves little room for the politics of negotiation, for an honest clash of ideas.
This unique confluence of stylistic sources produced a new model for later symphonists, particularly in regard to orchestration and a reevaluation of sonata form based on a fresh conception of tonal harmony.
Understand the concept of Harmonies.
In the chapter on rational psychology (chapter 5), he defends the Leibnizian conception of pre-established harmony (§765, 478-9) and, in the final chapter on natural theology, he tells his readers that the world mirrors God's perfection (§1045, 648).
But the province of the architect is not limited to the conception of single structures in harmony with a given setting.
In summary, "benefit to the world" is a general conception of welfare comprising social harmony and public security; economic prosperity and a thriving population and family; reciprocal cooperation among neighbors and charity for the needy; and good social relations, manifested in the exercise of virtues corresponding to the fundamental social roles.
Although Reynolds gave the obligatory discourses on the importance of harmony and uplifting conceptions in painting, the Royal Academy never dominated art as completely as academies on the European continent.
Orchestra: Symphony of Harmony and Invention.
