2006 On the Survival of the Classical Kithara/Lyre in N.E.Africa
2006 On the Survival of the Classical Kithara/Lyre in N.E.Africa
2006 On the Survival of the Classical Kithara/Lyre in N.E.Africa
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The Claim:• Today‘s musical practice answers questionswhich classical studies can‘t t, such as:• Do <strong>the</strong> mosaics reflect actual reality, or just iconography?• (Both <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>se– not just iconographic stereotypes)• What exactly was <strong>the</strong> technique – left hand, right hand?• (The left hand plucks, <strong>the</strong> right hand beats)• How man str<strong>in</strong>gs were <strong>the</strong>re – given all those modes?• (Most likely around 6)• Did every str<strong>in</strong>g sound just one pitch or several?• (Just one. To start a different mode, re-tune)• How were <strong>the</strong> str<strong>in</strong>gs tuned?• (Us<strong>in</strong>g different mechanisms)