Plutarchs Essays And Miscellanies Comprising All His Works Collected Under Th
Plutarchs Essays And Miscellanies Comprising All His Works Collected Under Th
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(G. ; 112 CONCERNING MUSIC.
more intense spondiasraus in the simple chromatic, it would then come to pass, that two double tones w^ould follow in order, the one compounded, the other uncompounded. For the thick enharmonic now used in the middle notes does not seem to be the invention of the fore-mentioned author. But this is more easily understood by hearing any musician play in the ancient style ; for then you shall find the semi-tone in the middle parts to be uncompounded.
These were the begi...nnings of enharmonic music ; after- wards the semitone was also divided, as well in the Phry- gian as Lydian moods. But Olympus seems to have advanced music by producing something never known or heard of before, and to have gained to himself the honor of being the most excellent, not only in the Grecian but in all other music.
12. Let us now proceed to rhythms ; for there were several varieties of these, as well in musical as in rhythmi- cal composition. And here Terpander, among all those novelties with which he adorued music, introduced an elegant manner, that gave it much life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(G. ; 112 CONCERNING MUSIC.
more intense spondiasraus in the simple chromatic, it would then come to pass, that two double tones w^ould follow in order, the one compounded, the other uncompounded. For the thick enharmonic now used in the middle notes does not seem to be the invention of the fore-mentioned author. But this is more easily understood by hearing any musician play in the ancient style ; for then you shall find the semi-tone in the middle parts to be uncompounded.
These were the begi...nnings of enharmonic music ; after- wards the semitone was also divided, as well in the Phry- gian as Lydian moods. But Olympus seems to have advanced music by producing something never known or heard of before, and to have gained to himself the honor of being the most excellent, not only in the Grecian but in all other music.
12. Let us now proceed to rhythms ; for there were several varieties of these, as well in musical as in rhythmi- cal composition. And here Terpander, among all those novelties with which he adorued music, introduced an elegant manner, that gave it much life.
What to read after Plutarchs Essays And Miscellanies Comprising All His Works Collected Under Th?
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