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Nietzsche describes Bizet's music as an "infinite melody".  He loves the music so much he buries his ears under this music to hear it's causes. He indicated that when he hears Bizet's music he experiences genesis. He trembles before dangers that accompany a risk, and he gets delighted by the strokes of good fortune that occur in the music. However Nietzsche doesn't intend for these feelings to happen to him these feelings just happen, because Bizet's music is good music. Nietzsche also says that this music doesn't sweat to him because this music is pleasant. This music builds, organizes and finishes which makes the music good music.