Perhaps one of the problems is a tendency to tackle these big questions in ways that are too general and abstract. One way to ground them is to look more closely and think more deeply about the music that matters most to each of us at a personal level, and the Guardian is launching a project called Six Songs of Me that helps to pose that question. Readers are invited to submit and share information about the music (and it may be songs or symphonies) in specific categories that has soundtracked their lives, and from this social experiment, some fascinating data should emerge that might help us to think more fruitfully about the "big questions" that lie behind the sounds of our lives.
Sunday, August 05, 2012
You're invited …
… Six Songs of Me: Just why music matters so much to us ... | Music | The Guardian. (Hat tip, Dave Lull.)
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