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THE COMPOSER ON HIS HYMNS OF THE DOMES |
 “The original synonym for ‘dome’ is the “individual human soul”. ______________ “The soul of man is not an organ but animates and exercises all the organs; it is not a function like the power of memory, of calculation, of comparison, but uses these as hands and feet; it is not a faculty, but a light; is not the intellect or the will; is the vast background of our being in which they lie – an immensity that is not possessed and cannot be possessed.” Ralph Waldo Emerson Philosopher |
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“The dome is in architecture what the fairytale is in philosophy – the smallest
unit with the greatest diversity. We find the corresponding in nature in the
material area with the atom and/or in the microcosm of music with the tone.
The great master builders of domes when building their domes try to apply the laws of harmony of the microcosm of music in their architecture – and/or the Creator’s laws of harmony or the cosmos or nature. These brilliant master builders had no doubts that harmony with the Creator also includes observing and/or applying his laws of harmony to all areas of life – i.e. also in their own field of activity: in architecture. The great master builders and/or their clients wanted to support the individual believer in his change of direction towards God by recalling the Creator’s laws of harmony. The “Hymns of the Domes”, which have been created according to these laws of harmony of the Creator, have the same purpose. The original synonym for “dome” is the “individual human soul”.
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| “In Gloriam Dei” Peter Hübner in an Interview with CLASSIC-Life |
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A Micro Music Laboratories production • Digital studio recordings
under the artistic and technical direction of the composer Peter Hübner. © Aar Edition International 1999 • ℗ United Productions International 1999 • All rights of the manufacturer and of the owner of the recorded work reserved. Unauthorized public performance, broadcasting, lending and copying of this recording prohibited. |
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