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Philosophy of music

the view that listeners hear expressive music as the expression of emotion by an imagined persona in the music.

In philosophy of music, persona theory of musical expression refers to the view that listeners hear expressive music as the expression of emotion by an imagined persona in the music. This meaning comes from Levinson (1996) in The pleasures of aesthetics.[1]

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Levinson, J. (1996). The pleasures of aesthetics. Cornell University Press. ISBN 9780801482267

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