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Overview'A well-illustrated and comprehensive introduction to ancient music from Homeric times to the emperor Hadrian...we recommend it highly as a book that is both scholarly and approachable, and of value to everyone with an interest in the subject, scholars, students and the general reader.' - Classical Association News 'John Landels has produced a lively and illuminating survey of what we know...His book can be recommended to any musical person wishing to imagine for himself the sound, the atmosphere and the meaning of ancient song and dance.' - Roger Scruton, The Times 'The clarity of Landels' writing, even on complex matters, is a real virtue - Andrew Barker, The Classical Review Full Product DetailsAuthor: John G LandelsPublisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd Imprint: Routledge Edition: 2nd Dimensions: Width: 15.60cm , Height: 1.60cm , Length: 23.40cm Weight: 0.480kg ISBN: 9780415248433ISBN 10: 0415248434 Pages: 320 Publication Date: 07 December 2000 Audience: General/trade , College/higher education , General , Tertiary & Higher Education Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsReviews. engagingly written.. <br>-Notes <br>. a well-illustrated and comprehensive introduction to ancient music from Homeric times to the emperor Hadrian.we recommend it highly as a book that is both scholarly and approachable, and of value to everyone with an interest in the subject, scholars, students, and the general reader. <br>-Classical Association News <br> John Landels has produced a lively and illuminating survey of what we know.His book can be recommended to any musical person wishing to imagine for himself the sound, the atmosphere, and the meaning of ancient song and dance. <br>-Roger Scruton, The Times <br> This is a good introduction to what we know (and how we know) of ancient Greek and Roman music. Impressive is Landels' ability to explain clearly and provide a coherent context for the evidence...each chapter is enhanced by illustrative ancient anecdotes, making the book a pleasure to read. <br>-Religious Studies Review <br> The clarity of Landels's writing, even on complex matters, is a real virtue. <br>-Andrew Barker, The Classical Review <br> 'A well-illustrated and comprehensive introduction to ancient music from Homeric times to the emperor Hadrian ... we recommend it highly as a book that is both scholarly and approachable, and of value to everyone with an interest in the subject, scholars, students and the general reader.' - Classical Association News<br><br>'John Landels has produced a lively and illuminating survey of what we know ... his book can be recommended to any musical person wishing to imagine for himself the sound, the atmosphere and the meaning of ancient song and dance.' - Roger Scruton, The Times 'A well-illustrated and comprehensive introduction to ancient music from Homeric times to the emperor Hadrian ... we recommend it highly as a book that is both scholarly and approachable, and of value to everyone with an interest in the subject, scholars, students and the general reader.' - Classical Association News 'John Landels has produced a lively and illuminating survey of what we know ... his book can be recommended to any musical person wishing to imagine for himself the sound, the atmosphere and the meaning of ancient song and dance.' - Roger Scruton, The Times 'The clarity of Landels' writing, even on complex matters, is a real virtue.' - The Classical Review Landel's monography succeeds very well in making a highly technical subject accessible to a wide variety of audiences ... there will be few who do not learn a good eal ... from its detailed account fo ancient instruments, musical notation, and the intricacies of the tetrachord.' - Mouseion 'A well-illustrated and comprehensive introduction to ancient music from Homeric times to the emperor Hadrian ... we recommend it highly as a book that is both scholarly and approachable, and of value to everyone with an interest in the subject, scholars, students and the general reader.' - Classical Association News 'John Landels has produced a lively and illuminating survey of what we know ... his book can be recommended to any musical person wishing to imagine for himself the sound, the atmosphere and the meaning of ancient song and dance.' - Roger Scruton, The Times Author InformationJohn G Landels Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |