Quantity and Music of the Greek Chorus Discovered

In "The Quantity and Music of the Greek Chorus Discovered," William Willis Moseley and Michael McN. Walsh delve into the intricate relationship between quantity and music in ancient Greek choral performances. This scholarly work offers insights into the rhythmic and melodic structures that underpinned the dramatic presentations of the time. By exploring the interplay between the spoken word and musical accompaniment, the authors shed light on the aesthetic principles that governed the composition and performance of Greek choral odes. This book provides valuable perspectives for scholars and enthusiasts interested in classical literature, musicology, and the cultural history of ancient Greece.

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