Seventy participants were asked to rate photos of eight individuals (four males and four females). … More positive traits were attributed to females, high-status looking individuals and individuals with a preference for high-status music. … Liking for low-status music lowered evaluations in high-status looking individuals, but liking for high-status music did not affect evaluations of low status looking individuals. Participants’ own musical preference did not consistently affect ratings of photographed individuals. …
Participants rated individuals who like classical and jazz music as possessing significantly more positive traits, such as educated, rational and intelligent, than negative traits, such as aggressive, ruthless and hostile. … Liking for rock–pop, trance, oriental (Arab) and oriental pop music was associated with more negative traits. (more; HT Eric Barker)
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This painting jumped out at me from a recent Sullivan blog post as an example of highbrow art without a barrier aesthetic component.
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I don't know the highbrow bonafides of John Williams' orchestrations, but I think they'd be a classical equivalent.
... I just returned from some google searching and reading his wikipedia, still don't know how John Williams is regarded by highbrow but I think there's no barrier aesthetic element to the original Star Wars score, and I haven't found serious highbrow disavowals of it.