This Book Studies The Working Efficacy Of Leonard Cohen's Song 'hallelujah' In The Context Of Today's Network Culture. Especially As Recorded On Youtube, K.d. Lang's Interpretation(s) Of Cohen's 'hallelujah', Embody Acoustically And Visually/viscerally, What Nietzsche Named The 'spirit Of Music'. The Hallelujah Effect, Cohen's Secret Song, And The Music Industry -- Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah And The Other Hallelujahs : From Handel's Hallelujah Chorus To The Hallel Psalms -- On Male Desire And Music : Misogyny, Love, And The Beauty Of Men -- Covering Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah : Music Makes The Song From John Cale To Kd Lang -- You Don't Really Care For Music, Do Ya? -- Performance Practice And The Hallelujah Effect -- Adorno's Phenomenology : Radio Physiognomy And Music -- Mousiké Techné : On Philosophy And The Poetic Practice Of Music -- The Spirit Of Music In The Birth Of Tragedy : Nietzsche's Phenomenological Investigations Of Music And Word -- Nietzsche And Beethoven: On The Becoming-human-of-dissonance. Babette Babich. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.