.... A noble philosopher spoke of architecture as petrified music and had to see gestures of opposition in many minds.
Well, we see no better way to reintroduce this beautiful idea to call the architecture muted music. Orpheus imagine that when he was assigned a large wasteland, wisely settled in the corner as more appropriate and invigorating sounds of his lyre was created around a spacious plaza. The rocks, ripped from the compact mass and promptly moved by pressing sounds seductive power energy and pleasure, they had to adopt the approach full of enthusiasm, so that would have given artists and artisans, to sort after due rhythmic layers and walls . That's adding a street to another, nor missed the protective walls. Sounds are extinguished, but the harmony is ....
Goethe.
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