The History of the Anglo-Saxons 3
The History of the Anglo-Saxons 3
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p. 1062. ^> Ihid. p. 1061, 1062. 45« HISTORY OF THE B O O K ^® contonancy diatewaron, others the duq[»ente, o^en the IX. diapason. <' Having the harp in his hand, arranged with suitable strings (chordis), he urges some to an acute sound, and others he governs to a graver one. Thus he disposes them by the ap- plication of his fingers. He strikes them in what manner he pleases, so that each adapted to the others yield the con- sonancy diapason, which consists of eight strings (chordis). The diapente consists of five chordis, and the diatessaron of four." " Bede also mentions <' the minor intervals of the voices, which sound two tones as one, or a semi- tone ; and that the semi-tone was used in the high- sounding as well as the grand-sounding chords." '^ He mentions the organ in another place, with the viola '^ and harp '^, and reasons much on the action of a bow on a tense string ; and he adds these re- marks on the effects of music : — ) '< Among all the sciences this is more commendable, courtly, pleasing, mirthful and lovely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
p. 1062. ^> Ihid. p. 1061, 1062. 45« HISTORY OF THE B O O K ^® contonancy diatewaron, others the duq[»ente, o^en the IX. diapason. <' Having the harp in his hand, arranged with suitable strings (chordis), he urges some to an acute sound, and others he governs to a graver one. Thus he disposes them by the ap- plication of his fingers. He strikes them in what manner he pleases, so that each adapted to the others yield the con- sonancy diapason, which consists of eight strings (chordis). The diapente consists of five chordis, and the diatessaron of four." " Bede also mentions <' the minor intervals of the voices, which sound two tones as one, or a semi- tone ; and that the semi-tone was used in the high- sounding as well as the grand-sounding chords." '^ He mentions the organ in another place, with the viola '^ and harp '^, and reasons much on the action of a bow on a tense string ; and he adds these re- marks on the effects of music : — ) '< Among all the sciences this is more commendable, courtly, pleasing, mirthful and lovely.
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