Music in the Old Testament
Music in the Old Testament
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Jerome's comparison with the Greek Delta which of course has the point at the top. Especially noteworthy among others is an Assyrian representation (Fig. 15) in which three prisoners are be- ing led into exile by an Assyrian king, and all three are playing four-stringed harps on the march, but the harps are so turned that the broad side is on top. It is very pos- sible that these figures may represent captive Israelites. There must have been several varieties of nebel (e. G. , Fig. 12). A harp ...of ten strings (dekachord) is repeatedly mentioned''^ in clear distinction from the usual ones which accordingly must have had fewer than ten strings, perhaps four as in that Assyrian sketch. An instrument of six strings is the interpretation of many exegetists of the word shushan^^ which Luther translates by Rosen in the headings to Psalms xlv, Ix, Ixix and Ixxx. When we read »r«JjSXa. "Ps. Xxxiii. 2; xcii. 4; cvliv. 9. 'si^jji^ 10 MUSIC IN THE OLD TESTAMENT. In Luther's Bible in the headings to Psalms vi and xii "to be rendered on eight strings/"^ this is hardly an accurate translation of a musical term with which we shall occupy ourselves later.
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Jerome's comparison with the Greek Delta which of course has the point at the top. Especially noteworthy among others is an Assyrian representation (Fig. 15) in which three prisoners are be- ing led into exile by an Assyrian king, and all three are playing four-stringed harps on the march, but the harps are so turned that the broad side is on top. It is very pos- sible that these figures may represent captive Israelites. There must have been several varieties of nebel (e. G. , Fig. 12). A harp ...of ten strings (dekachord) is repeatedly mentioned''^ in clear distinction from the usual ones which accordingly must have had fewer than ten strings, perhaps four as in that Assyrian sketch. An instrument of six strings is the interpretation of many exegetists of the word shushan^^ which Luther translates by Rosen in the headings to Psalms xlv, Ix, Ixix and Ixxx. When we read »r«JjSXa. "Ps. Xxxiii. 2; xcii. 4; cvliv. 9. 'si^jji^ 10 MUSIC IN THE OLD TESTAMENT. In Luther's Bible in the headings to Psalms vi and xii "to be rendered on eight strings/"^ this is hardly an accurate translation of a musical term with which we shall occupy ourselves later.
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