This sounds like talk of an egoistic solipsism. But music does not insist on itself in the sense of a merely egocentric self-mirroring which forgets everything else. As music, the wesende of music is propriating quivering which withdraws precisely in order to liberate what is enquivered into the propriety of its own attuning mood. Music which musicks in quivering is concerned that our musicking, in listening to what is unmusicked, responds to music s quivering. Thus, silence too, which is often slipped under music as its origin is already a responding.
Silence responds to the soundless ringing of the stillness of propriating-attuning quivering.
Quivering that rests within propriation is, in attuning, an ownmost mode of propriating that is parallel to the way language comes to speech. Propriation is attuning. Music thus musicks according to the mode in which propriation decrypts itself or withdraws. Propriation is attuning. This sounds like a statement.