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Ancient and Oriental music / Romain Goldron.

Author/creator Goldron, Romain
Format Book and Print
Publication Info[New York?] : H. S. Stuttman Company, Inc. : Distributed by Doubleday, ©1968.
Description125 pages : illustrations (some color), facsimiles ; 22 cm.
Subject(s)
Uniform titleMusique antique, musique d'Orient. English
Series History of music ; v. 1
Goldron, Romain. Histoire de la musique. English ; v. 1. UNAUTHORIZED
Contents Prehistoric music: its survival from ancient to modern times, the mythological and sacred origins of music and instruments. Forty thousand years ago ; A new science: musical ethnography ; In the beginning was sound ; The magic power of musical instruments ; Did polyphony exist in the paleolithic age? ; Frozen music and singing stones ; Music of the nomads: narrative song -- The civilizations of the near east: Mesopotamia, Egypt, Crete, Palestine. Song enhances the power of speech ; The birth of liturgical music ; Processions ; Rites and sacred dances ; Music, a way of provoking ecstasy ; Music and magic ; Crete ; Music at court, secular music ; The musicians: their status and duties ; Instruments ; Instrumental ensembles ; Egyptian cheironomy -- Indian music. Brief historical survey ; Mythological sources of Indian music ; The system of ragas ; Music and the senses ; Rhythm and instruments ; Music in Indian life ; The future of Indian music -- Bali -- Music in China. Music in society ; Instruments ; Assimilation of western music -- Japan -- Arabic music -- Music in Greece and Rome. Greek theory and modes ; After the Roman conquest.
Local noteLittle-64639--305131017467
Local noteLittle-64639--305131017467
Bibliography noteIncludes discography (pages 121-125).
LCCN 68001787

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