音樂繪畫

==綜述**

**歌德**
歌德在1807年說過一句著名的話：繪畫缺乏猶如存在於音樂之中那種既定的，公認的理論，歌德在1807年提出了在音樂理論模式下建立繪畫理論的著名想法；

**牛頓**
十七世紀物理學家艾薩克·牛頓嘗試解決這問題，假設音樂律調與色彩律調有著共同的頻率分佈過程（邏輯），他試圖將聲音的振幅到離散的光波整合、關聯起來，根據牛頓的假設，色彩光譜的白色光的分佈類似這音樂律調的八度音階內的分佈，據此他確定了七個離散色光的成立，並且能匹配一個八度音階內的七個離散的音調。（Campen 2007,Peacock 1988）。

**朱塞佩·阿爾欽博託**
第一個測試聲音和顏色之間的對應的已知實驗，是由16世紀末的米蘭藝術家朱塞佩·阿爾欽博託進行的，他徵詢了在布拉格魯道夫二世的宮廷音樂家，創建一個新的實驗：試圖讓伴隨音樂顯示顏色,。他決定在一種叫大鍵琴的鍵盤樂器上放上紙畫的不同彩色條(Gage,1994)。找到一個數學系統來解釋音樂和色彩之間的關係，既有靈感又有沮喪的藝術家和科學家貫穿著這個世紀。

**康定斯基**

**保羅.克利**

**奧利維埃·梅西安**

**音樂繪畫 == 
在19世紀後半期,傳統的音樂繪畫開始出現並影響了當時的象徵主義畫家(Campen 2007, Van Uitert 1978)。在20世紀的最初十年,一個被稱為藍騎士(Der blaue Reiter)的德國藝術家團體從事著聯覺的實驗，這是一個有畫家,作曲家、舞蹈演員和戲劇製作人組成的複合群體。該組織專注於藝術手段與藝術作品的內在聯繫與統一(Gesamtkunstwerke)(Von Maur 2001, Hahl-Koch 1985, Ione 2004)。
康定斯基的聯覺理論，所著小冊起《藝術的精神》(1910)，幫助形成這些實驗的基礎。他認為聯覺是不同意識形式間的換位經驗，和諧的音樂是其共同的基礎(康定斯基1910年,Duchting 1996)。康定斯基並不是唯一在這一時期對聯覺感知有興趣的藝術家。在19世紀-20世紀之交的一項藝術活動研究顯示，幾乎每一個進步或前衛的藝術家都對音樂和視覺藝術的相通之處表現出興趣。現代藝術家們嘗試用多感官感知，如：音樂和電影的同步運動(Von Maur 2001, Heyrman 2003)。

**可視音樂**


**參閱**
藝術聯覺
*聯覺
*通感
*繪畫理論
*音樂宇宙
*Musical language
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**外部鏈接**
  The Phänomenon of Synaesthesia How does the taste of marzipan or the feeling of sun on the lower arms look like? The sensory impressions of a synaesthete caught in paintings.- Famous synesthetes - List maintained by Sean A. Day, President of the American Synesthesia Association- Leonardo Online Bibliography Synesthesia in Science and Art date=20090215053636  - contains references to general web portals, websites of artists and hundreds of scientific articles and books on the subject of the last decades.- The Most Beautiful Painting You've Ever Heard From Seed magazine.-  Rhythmic Light date=20220212211251  - Website on the history of visual music, edited by Fred Collopy.-  Synesthesia date=20211226110828  - Survey of documents on synesthesia in art, compiled by Dr. Hugo Heyrman.-  Synesthetics date=20220124123043  - Resources, articles and weblinks on synesthesia in art and science, compiled by Cretien van Campen.-  Synesthesia Music - Music generated from any pictures in 5 seconds-  Arte Citta date=20220213145937  - European organization of art and synesthesia-  Synaesthesiewerkstatt date=20220202043337  Workshops in synesthesia and art by Christine Söffing- 平均律維基，平均律繪畫與平均律語言研究維基平臺 date=20160412020428