Mention is often made by the tragic poets in their works of a music expressing the feelings of the heroes or even of the groups which constitute the choruses in the various tragedies. Aeschylus already assigned the name of barbaric peoples to that music. We know the names of harmonies (Phrygian, Lydian, etc.) quoted by Plato from Damon of Oa. But these harmonies were already hellenised. Now with the three great Tragic dramatists the musics are barbaric ones as such, the more so as they are supposed to be used by barbarians or persons of barbaric origin. The question to investigate is to what extent these barbaric musics are genuine or whether they are not similar to the sham Turkish, Chinese or Ougrian artefacts, the sort of pastiche pract...
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Michael Hadjiloizou\u27s operas show the influence of Ancient Greek, Byzantine, and Cypriot folk mus...
Les légendes ont depuis toujours eu leur rôle à jouer dans la sculpture de l’histoire et des « vérit...
International audienceThis paper begins with a discussion of the corpus of hymnic forms in Seneca’s ...
The resurgence of the ancient Greek tragedy in 20th century Europe reveals a phenomenon of great imp...
In the margins of the illuminated manuscripts of the XIIIth and XlVth centuries, a loads of animals ...
For any teacher of Greek tragedy, whether in Greek or in English, who has confronted student confusi...
Cette thèse vise à établir différentes relations et différents liens musicaux, ainsi que des évoluti...
Quelle part ont pu jouer les instruments de percussion dans les compositions tragiques d’Euripide ? ...
One always speaks about melody when analyzing ancient Greek music without having enough questioned t...
Ancient Greek music was subjected to intense theorising in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries....
The text of Euripides’ Bacchae mentions several times ritual shouts, auloí and d...
The development of expressive criteria in Renaissance music and their increasing use as features of ...
The musical analysis of Greek tragedy has traditionally been limited to studies of meter and metathe...
Louvat-Molozay Bénédicte, Bisaro Xavier. De la musique malgré toute chose : les cantiques des Traged...
La musique est étroitement liée à la pratique liturgique des Grecs de l’Antiquité. Un scrupuleux exa...
Michael Hadjiloizou\u27s operas show the influence of Ancient Greek, Byzantine, and Cypriot folk mus...
Les légendes ont depuis toujours eu leur rôle à jouer dans la sculpture de l’histoire et des « vérit...
International audienceThis paper begins with a discussion of the corpus of hymnic forms in Seneca’s ...