The Child a Study in the Evolution of Man
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Indeed, the well-known stimulating effect of music upon physical labour would suggest something similar in the mental field. The effect of music upon mental labour offers an opportunity for research of a thoroughgoing kind, for although Hon net and others, Biicher, Noire, etc., have touched upon the topic, many points yet remain to be brought out.
Primitive Music. — The best work on Primitive Music is Wallaschek's exhaustive essay, in which the origin and development of the music, songs, instru...ments, dances and pantomimes of savage races are sympathetically treated.
Music, like speech, seems to be the patrimony of all man- kind: 'However far we might descend in the order of primitive people we should probably find no race which did not exhibit at least some trace of musical aptitude, and sufficient understanding to turn it to account. In fact, it would appear that among races of the very lowest order of civilisation there are frequently to be found some which have more musical capacity than many of a higher order.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indeed, the well-known stimulating effect of music upon physical labour would suggest something similar in the mental field. The effect of music upon mental labour offers an opportunity for research of a thoroughgoing kind, for although Hon net and others, Biicher, Noire, etc., have touched upon the topic, many points yet remain to be brought out.
Primitive Music. — The best work on Primitive Music is Wallaschek's exhaustive essay, in which the origin and development of the music, songs, instru...ments, dances and pantomimes of savage races are sympathetically treated.
Music, like speech, seems to be the patrimony of all man- kind: 'However far we might descend in the order of primitive people we should probably find no race which did not exhibit at least some trace of musical aptitude, and sufficient understanding to turn it to account. In fact, it would appear that among races of the very lowest order of civilisation there are frequently to be found some which have more musical capacity than many of a higher order.
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