Music - A New Edition | Gibran Kahlil Gibran

A fleeting journey into the world of music, humanity's companion since the dawn of time, and a brief exploration of its mystery. In this book, Gibran does not present a scientific study on the history of music and its origins in general, but rather its effect on expressing it, tracing its contribution to human life and following it in the human soul as well as in his own soul. "Music" was Gibran's first publication, in New York, in 1905. This booklet was Gibran's first step into the world of writing, while he was still in his early presence. And this booklet, despite its title, does not increase your knowledge of music as an art existing in the present with its own principles and dimensions, but rather takes you into Gibran's self to show you beautiful poetic prose, which will later be known as the Gibranian style, how music transforms in the sensitive poetic soul from a prisoner in a body to a winged being in space, and from a captive in the world of time to a vision in the world of the absolute.
This booklet of his is immeasurable, except that it was like the two banks of a river to a stream; traditionally and in depth, propulsion, roar, and so on, all while the essence of the existence of both the river and the stream remains flowing water.