Titlebook: Antiquity and the Middle Ages; From Ancient Greece James McKinnon Book 1990 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Engineering Materials and Processesnt manuscripts devoted to more recent developments in the motet. The extent of this activity is a witness both to pride in the past and to satisfaction with the present, a combination of which there was to be little sign in the century that followed.

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The Emergence of Gregorian Chant in the Carolingian Era,escribe the chief Western representative of these systems, Gregorian chant, as we know it from the early medieval sources, and then to make some attempt to penetrate the gloom of the intervening centuries.

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,Public Music as ‘Fine Art’ in Archaic Greece, ethical or religious function. It is sometimes argued that at least in pre-classical times they recognized no division between ‘popular’ and ‘refined’ manifestations of culture. But the lyrics of Sappho and Alcaeus are not folksongs; and the Greeks saw in the works of their best musicians a touch o

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The Emergence of Gregorian Chant in the Carolingian Era,arp decline thereafter in the quantity and quality of the literary sources that provided our knowledge of the earlier period. Most of Christendom endured a protracted period justly referred to as the Dark Ages, a time characterized by barbarian incursions, the breakdown of governance and communicati

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