The Harmonics Of Aristoxenus (1902)

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Focusing on ancient Greek music, this treatise by Aristoxenus delves into the principles of harmony and melody, offering insights into sound, musical intervals, and the modes and scales of the time. It also features detailed descriptions of instruments and their performance roles. As one of the earliest comprehensive works on music theory, it has significantly influenced Western music. This 1902 edition includes an introduction and notes by Henry S. Macran, emphasizing its cultural importance and commitment to preserving literary heritage.