Musical Myths And Facts volume 1
Musical Myths And Facts volume 1
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For these reasons it appears all the more desirable that there should be some record of the collections known to be still in existence. MUSICAL MYTHS AND FOLK-LORE. Music is so delightfully innocent and charming an art that we cannot wonder at finding it almost universally regarded as of divine origin. Pagan nations generally ascribe the invention of their musical instruments to their gods or to certain superhuman beings of a godlike nature. The Hebrews attributed it to man ; but as Jubal is me...n- tioned as " the father of all such as handle the harp and organ " only, and as instruments of percussion are almost invariably in use long before people are led to construct stringed and wind instruments, we may suppose that, in the biblical records, Jubal is not intended to be represented as the original inventor of all the Hebrew instruments, but rather as a great promoter of the art of music. However this may be, thus much is certain : there are among Christians at the present day not a few sincere upholders of the literal meaning of those records who maintain that instrumental music was already practised in Heaven before the creation of the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For these reasons it appears all the more desirable that there should be some record of the collections known to be still in existence. MUSICAL MYTHS AND FOLK-LORE. Music is so delightfully innocent and charming an art that we cannot wonder at finding it almost universally regarded as of divine origin. Pagan nations generally ascribe the invention of their musical instruments to their gods or to certain superhuman beings of a godlike nature. The Hebrews attributed it to man ; but as Jubal is me...n- tioned as " the father of all such as handle the harp and organ " only, and as instruments of percussion are almost invariably in use long before people are led to construct stringed and wind instruments, we may suppose that, in the biblical records, Jubal is not intended to be represented as the original inventor of all the Hebrew instruments, but rather as a great promoter of the art of music. However this may be, thus much is certain : there are among Christians at the present day not a few sincere upholders of the literal meaning of those records who maintain that instrumental music was already practised in Heaven before the creation of the world.
What to read after Musical Myths And Facts volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl Engel to read onlineMoreLess
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