Helmholtz and the Modern Listener

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The book delves into Helmholtz's pivotal role during a transformative period in the theory and practice of listening in nineteenth-century Europe. It examines how his ideas influenced cultural perceptions of sound and auditory experiences, highlighting the interplay between scientific inquiry and artistic expression in that era. Through this exploration, the author sheds light on the broader implications of listening as a cultural phenomenon during a time of significant change.