Future of the Arts in a Mixed Capitalist Economy LO30628

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Replying to LO30597 --

Dear At and Bill,

The other day it was pointed out that cognitive dissonance has a role to
play in appreciation of art. The context was about photography, however I
suggest the same applies to music.

Apparently we have to overcome our CD before we can understand the artists
intent. When we achieve this our pleasure is intensified.

Best Regards,
Alan Cotterell

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