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On Music
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Aristides Quintilianus's "On Music" is a significant treatise on music theory from the late antiquity period.
It explores the relationship between music and ethics, examining the effects of different musical modes on the human character.
The work delves into the psychological and emotional impact of music, connecting musical experiences to broader philosophical and ethical concerns.
"On Music" offers a unique perspective on the power of music to shape human behavior and emotions, providing insights into the ancient understanding of music's role in society and individual life.
Its detailed analysis of musical modes and their effects remains a valuable contribution to the history of music theory.
It explores the relationship between music and ethics, examining the effects of different musical modes on the human character.
The work delves into the psychological and emotional impact of music, connecting musical experiences to broader philosophical and ethical concerns.
"On Music" offers a unique perspective on the power of music to shape human behavior and emotions, providing insights into the ancient understanding of music's role in society and individual life.
Its detailed analysis of musical modes and their effects remains a valuable contribution to the history of music theory.
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