Music and Objectivism

Vinay Kolhatkar interviews Roger Bissell. The discussion includes whether music is like the narrative arts or goes “direct to the emotions” as Rand said, the definitions of art, music, rhythm, melody, and harmony, and whether we are hardwired for music. Also includes references to Julian Jaynes’s perspective on music.

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About the Author: Vinay Kolhatkar

Vinay Kolhatkar is a freelance journalist, novelist, screenwriter, and finance professional. He is the Chief Editor of The Savvy Street. Vinay has authored a TV pilot screenplay Undercover: The Story of Jamila, and two literary thrillers A Sharia London and The Frankenstein Candidate.. He is also the co-author of Media Wars: The Battle to Shape Our Minds. More about Vinay is at the Founder page.