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The Greek aulos; a study of its mechanism and of its relation to the modal system of ancient Greek music. Followed by a survey of the Greek harmoniai in survival or rebirth in folk-music

by: Schlesinger, Kathleen

Publication date: 1970

Usage: Public Domain Mark 1.0

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Publisher: Groningen, Bouma's Boekhuis

Collection: opensource

Language: English

Rights: There is no copyright information present in neither one of the published editions of the document. This file is marked as and belongs to the Public Domain.

The Greek Aulos: A Study of Its Mechanism and of Its Relation to the Modal System of Ancient Greek Music, followed by A Survey of the Greek Harmoniai in Survival or Rebirth in Folk-Music

Unchanged reprint of the 1939 London ed

Includes bibliographical references

Notes

This is the 1970 version published by Bouma's Boekhuis N.V., Groningen - Netherlands. It is an unchanged reprint of the original edition published by Methuen, London - United Kingdom in 1939.

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