Music in the Social and Religious Life of Antiquity |
Contents
List of Abbreviations | 8 |
Chronological Tables | 17 |
Prologue | 23 |
Copyright | |
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Common terms and phrases
accompanied According agōns Ancient Israel Antiquity APOLLO artistic Assyrian Athens auloi aulos Babylonian Bible Biblical called century B.C.E. ceremonies choir Chron civilization considered cult Curt Sachs custom cymbals dance dancers developed Egypt Egyptian Emperor Etruscan evident feast festival flute funeral Greece Greek music groups harp Hebrews honor hydraulis hymns Ibid Illus indications interpretation Israelites Jewish music Jews king kinnor kithara kitharōdes later Leipzig Levitical liturgical lyra lyre meaning melody mentioned Mishnah Moses Muses musical art musical culture musical instruments musical practice musicians Musikgeschichte in Bildern nebel Oriental origin participants percussion instruments performed Phoenicians phorminx pipes player playing poems preserved priests primitive prophets psalms Psalter rabbinical refers religion religious represented rites ritual Roman music Rome Sachs sacred service secular selah Shebarim shofar singing sistrum songs sound stringed instruments Sukkah Sumerian sung Synagogue Talmud Teki'ah Temple term translation trumpets victory women word