 In this picture, the arts differ in to the degree to which they embody one of these two tendencies. Sculpture is the Apollonian art par excellence, while music possesses to the highest degree the Dionysian component. The reasons for the identification of music as Dionysian are complex to reconstruct. Sorgner (20003 [2010: 147–149]) isolates three: (1) music relies on an experience of flow and temporal change; (2) music represents pain and strife through its use of dissonances; (3) music induces states of intoxication and self-forgetfulness through which we experience the fundamental unity of the world.