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Mansion by NF I believe does an amazing job of transmission as it tells a fantastic story/metaphor of how many of us including the artist are living. In the song he goes through the different rooms describing them as if they were certain parts of the heart and mind. He shows the audience what is open to the public in regards to the events that have happened in his life and also the tragedies that he has been through. It is such a relatable song because it reminds us that we all struggle and we all have pain and heartbreak, but God is with us through it all.

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Do I Agree With Ratliff's Idea of Transmission

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Do I Agree With Ratliff's Idea of Transmission

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I would say yes that I do agree. The reason for that is because he relates tone and emotion to transmission in the way that tone alone does not correctly portray the story the artist is trying to get across. Emotion is the real key to transmission as you may hear some vibrato in an artists voice or some other indicator of emotion that may lead audience to perceive emotion, however the only way to know the emotion the artist is trying to get across is by looking deeper into the lyrics.

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Haq Ali Mola Ali Ali Haq Mola Ali Ali by Sher Miandad Khan

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Exclusive* ~~~*** One of the most famous Qawals in the world ***~~~

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Which is to say; music coheres and resolves according to lots of intrinsic rules - so many that we tend to call it a "language".

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Tone doesn't demonstrably exist in composed notes. It exists in played ones. It's the most human part of music, the carrier of emotion.