At the Crossroads of the Senses Main Menu At the Crossroads of the Senses – Digital Companion Visualizing the Table of Contents Visualizing Synaeshesia as Constellation Synaesthesia Timeline Synaesthesia Science and Art: Introduction and Chapters 1–2 Vision: Chapter 3 - Salome Music: Chapter 4 - Scriabin Color-Sounds & Visual Music: Chapter 5 - Kandinsky Color-Forms, Sounds & Motion: Chapters 6–7 - Kupka and Bely Touch: Chapters 8–9 - Rilke The Lower Senses: Scent, Taste & Touch Epilogue: The Afterlife of Synaesthesia – Neurodiversity, Visualizations, Constellations

Music Example 5. Salome intones, “Deine Stimme war ein Weihrauchgefäss, und wenn ich dich ansah, hörte ich geheimnissvolle Musik.” (Thy voice was an incense vessel, and when I looked on thee, I heard a strange music) followed by Jochanaan’s voice-music.

31469
After Salome’s synaesthetic plea, Jochanaan’s fragrant strange voice-music resounds in the prophetic tonality of D major in the upper winds.

Contents of this annotation:

  1. Richard Strauss, Salome - Op. 54, 1905. Click the Annotations Button below the full score for Music Examples 1–5.

This page has tags:

  1. Scent Polina Dimova
  2. Music Polina Dimova
  3. Perfume-6 Polina Dimova
  4. Censer-1 Polina Dimova
  5. Censer-Perfume-Music in French Polina Dimova
  6. Look - 88 Polina Dimova