![]() And it also includes some of the avant-garde classical music by Robert Normandeau, a French Canadian composer who I like very much who doesn't record with musical instruments. It leaves open the possibility that some musical style that we may not like can still be considered music by someone else - the idea that a composer puts together sounds in a particular order and has some intentionality to it, has some purpose. DANIEL LEVITIN (Author, "Your Brain on Music: The Science of a Human Obsession."): I like to define music as organized sound because that's an inclusive definition. It's the subject of his book, "Your Brain on Music: The Science of a Human Obsession." And Levitin says like it or not, the difference between soulful music and awful noise is a matter of taste. Hey, maybe you don't like this song, but Daniel Levitin thinks even if you're hating it, what's going on in your brain right now is fascinating. ![]() GEORGE STRAIT: (Singing) All my ex's live in Texas. (Soundbite of song "All My Ex's Live in Texas") ![]()
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