10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AULOS»
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Apollo's Lyre: Greek Music and Music Theory in Antiquity and ...
various myths surrounding the discovery of the aulos and the syrinx. While the
invention of the lyre is clearly assigned to Hermes and the instrument is
inextricably linked to Apollo,36 legend places the origin of the aulos in Phrygia.
An origin in ...
Thomas J. Mathiesen, 1999
2
Music and Image in Classical Athens
THE AULOS The aulos ranked among the most popular of musical instruments,
as revealed by the hundreds of representations in all periods of Greek art.79
Despite the common description of auloi as "flutes," these wind instruments were
in ...
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The Harvard Dictionary of Music
See also Diminutions. Augmented. See Intervals, Sixth chords. Triads. Aulos [Gr.,
also kalamos; Lat. tibial. The most important wind instrument of ancient Greece.
The aulos of classical times (600-300 B.C.E.) was a slender pipe made of cane, ...
4
Performance Culture and Athenian Democracy
The. aulos. in. Athens1. Peter. Wilson. The acoustics of Athens are lost to us. This
was a city which depended on the spoken word for its daily operation and - just
as significantly - for its manifest self-image as a democracy: a city of speakers ...
Simon Goldhill, Robin Osborne, 1999
5
Intervals, Scales, Tones and the Concert Pitch C
The form principles of the Hypodorian Saturn aulos mode To make a comparison
between modes and just scales, the form principles of the aulos modes must first
be found. If this is to be done on the same basis as the form principles of just ...
6
Ancient Greek Music: A New Technical History
A New Technical History Stefan Hagel. 6.6cm 7.6cm Diagram 80 Playing
DAGMò61 on the Berlin aulos? The conundrum can hardly be solved solely on
the basis of the available evidence. In view of the occurrence of the modulating
B+ we ...
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Geological Survey Professional Paper
Septa radially arranged; major septa extend more than half the distance to the
axis, where they are sharply deflected to form the aulos ; minor septa variable,
extend 0.2 to 0.7 the distance to the aulos. Number of major septa in cylindrical
parts ...
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U.S. Geological Survey professional paper
Aulos is defined as a ring-shaped boss at the bottom of the calice in many
specimens; in the others the aulos is ill defined, and narrow fossulae may outline
quadrants made by the primary septa. Transverse sections. — Mature sections
have ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1973
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New Terms for New Ideas: Western Knowledge and Lexical ...
Furthermore, it is Alcibiades himself who stresses the dangers of the aulos. As we
shall see, these dangers seem to be related to an ethico-political framework that
favoured the medium of logos,-1' rather than to a purely artistic context. In view ...
Michael Lackner, Iwo Amelung, Joachim Kurtz, 2001
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Expanding Tonal Awareness: A Musical Exploration of the ...
The two systems encountered in the last chapter differ fundamentally from one
another: the Pythagorean system on the one hand, on the other the scales of the
shepherds and farmers and of the Greek aulos. They indicate that we must look
for ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «AULOS»
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Les Gerber's Maverick Memories
The Aulos Wind Quintet brought us some of the best wind playing I ever heard, a breathtakingly accurate and impulsive ensemble. I know only ... «Woodstock Times, Jun 15»
Pacific Symphony Presents Final Concert of the Season, FIRE AND …
Karpman chose similarly toned instruments in the orchestra to mimic the sounds that the mythological sirens played, such as the lyre and aulos ... «Broadway World, Jun 15»
BA enjoys a divergent range of vocal music
... I was particularly struck by the double flute which I had never heard before and allows (like the Greek aulos) to play simultaneous melodies. «Buenos Aires Herald, May 15»
Pacific Symphony to Present Final Concert of the Season, FIRE AND …
Karpman chose similarly toned instruments in the orchestra to mimic the sounds that the mythological sirens played, such as the lyre and aulos ... «Broadway World, May 15»
Nine Ladies Dancing: The Muses on Ancient Coins
Her symbol is the aulos or double flute. The flute also appears on the obverse. The Coinarchives database lists 53 examples of this type, with ... «CoinWeek, May 15»
It's the most wonderful time of the year
New York's Aulos Ensemble with violinist Marc Destrube (Jan. 16, 2016) explore multiculturalism in the 18th century with works by Telemann ... «Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Apr 15»
Gold and Glitter: Aulos Ensemble presents music from Venice and …
The Yale Collection of Musical Instruments presents the Aulos Ensemble on Sunday, February 22 at 3:00 pm. The acclaimed ensemble will ... «Yale News, Feb 15»
The Glorious Year 1685: Arthur Haas in recital Jan. 21
He is a member of the Aulos Ensemble, Musical Assembly, and Collegium Atlantis. The concert takes place in Morse Recital Hall, located in ... «Yale News, Jan 15»
Even the ancient Greeks had their drinking games
Symposium scene: banqueters playing the kottabos game while a girl plays the aulos. A wreath hanging on the wall. Laurel wreaths on the ... «Digital Journal, Jan 15»
What's On In Edinburgh this week
Music Among The Trees: Duo Aulos. Maltese flute duo Laura Cioffi and Clara Galea entertain visitors to the Edinburgh Christmas Tree Festival. «The Edinburgh Reporter, Dec 14»
