Montgomery and Y. El-Bizri ed. Ensemble de Musique Classique Arabe. Bezmara Ensemble. No comments on this episode? I really enjoyed it and was fascinated by the idea of a sophisticated philosophy of music.
I have learned to play several instruments growing up including the trumpet and french horn and am an avid music fan.
I will likely look into those books you have listed and I have enjoyed the websites linked to. I just want to say thank you Professor Adamson for what you are doing with this podcast.
Though I am staunch Kierkegaardian and can't wait until you get to him I am very exited about what you are doing here with philosophy in the Islamic world or Arabic-language philosophy. I was wondering if I want to know more should I check out the book you edited on this era of philosophy as a beginners course? In reply to Guess I am the only music lover here by Ken. Hi there!
Glad you liked the episode, I was also fond of it, I liked having the music come in. If you mean the "Cambridge Companion," yes, that is intended as an introduction to the subject. In due course the scripts for these episodes will also appear as a book and that will be more detailed I guess, but you will only be getting my point of view whereas the Companion is a collection of chapters by various experts.
