Music (n.) is an abstraction that grants it a unique access to cosmic forces and distances it from reflective consciousness and its ideas.
Music (n.) is an unconscious exercise in metaphysics in which the mind does not know it is philosophizing.
Music (n.) is an unrepresentable symbol of the will, directly symbolic of the original unity of things.
Music's (n.) uniqueness lies in its universality, it is the expression of nature and the will objectifying itself.
Music (n.) is the answer to the mystery of life. The most profound of all the arts, it expresses the deepest thoughts of life.
Music (n.) is the melody whose text is the world.
Music (n.) is the only occasion on which perception becomes will-less and one is permitted an unadulterated glimpse of reality. Music represents, but it does so in a way which has no corollaries in the other arts.
Music (n.) is the occult metaphysical exercise of a soul not knowing that it philosophizes.