Primordial content in Beethoven

The Three-Toed Sloth blog writes about a confusing, and perhaps confused concept:


Here is Martindale's Figure 9.1 (p. 288), supposedly showing the amount of "primordial content" in Beethoven's musical compositions from 1795 through 1826, or rather a two-year moving average of this:



Let us leave to one side the very difficult questions of how to measure "primordial content"; Martindale, like too many psychologists, is slave to quite confused ideas


 





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