Music perception, a multi-sensory process based on the synesthesia effect, is an essential component of music aesthetic education. Understanding music structure helps both perception and aesthetic education. Music structure incorporates a range of information, the coordination of which forms the melody, just as different military actions cooperate to produce a military strategy. However, there are a few ways for assessing music perception from the perspectives of system operation and information management. In this paper, we explore the similarities between music structure and military strategy while creating the Music Clips Correlation Network (MCCN) based on Mel-frequency Cepstral Coefficients (MFCCs). The inspiration comes from the comparison between a concert conductor's musical score and a military war commander's sand table exercise. Specifically, we create MCCNs for various kinds of war movie soundtracks, then relate military tactics (Sun Tzu's Art of War, etc.) and political institutions to military operations networks. Our primary findings suggest a few similarities, implying that music perception and aesthetic education can be approached from a military strategy and management perspective through this interdisciplinary research. Similarly, we can discover similarities between the art of military scheming and the art of musical structure based on network analysis in order to facilitate the understanding of the relationship between technology and art.

翻译：音乐感知是一种基于联觉效应的多感官过程，是音乐审美教育的重要组成部分。理解音乐结构有助于感知与审美教育。音乐结构包含一系列信息，其协调配合形成旋律，正如不同的军事行动协同产生军事战略。然而，从系统运作与信息管理的角度评估音乐感知的方法尚不多见。本文在探索音乐结构与军事战略相似性的同时，基于梅尔频率倒谱系数构建了音乐片段关联网络。其灵感来源于音乐会指挥家的乐谱与军事指挥官沙盘演练的类比。具体而言，我们为各类战争电影配乐构建MCCN，进而将军事战术（如《孙子兵法》等）和政治体制与军事行动网络相关联。主要研究发现表明二者存在若干相似性，这意味着通过此类跨学科研究，可从军事战略与管理视角探讨音乐感知与审美教育。同样地，基于网络分析可揭示军事谋略艺术与音乐结构艺术之间的相似性，从而促进对技术与艺术关系的理解。