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Aesthetics

the question whether purely instrumental music can be profound, which Kivy denied on the ground that it lacks a profound subject matter.

In aesthetics, musical profundity refers to the question whether purely instrumental music can be profound, which Kivy denied on the ground that it lacks a profound subject matter. This meaning comes from Kivy (1990) in Music alone.[1]

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Kivy, P. (1990). Music alone. Cornell University Press. ISBN 9780801499609

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