The History of Church Music : Syllabus With Bibliographical References, for a Course of Twenty-Five Lectures Given at Oberlin Theological Seminary, January-May, 1896 PDF
by Edward Dickinson
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Religious song among the most ancient nations; Assyrians; Egyptians.
Function of instrumental music in ancient religious ceremony.
Symbolism; miraculous origin and powers ascribed to music.
The most ancient vocal music was probably a heightening of speech inflection, an irregular chanting; its rhythm was subject to that of the poetry.
Music was not a free independent art. Har mony was unknown. Music therefore did not progress beyond a half-barbaric condition.
Controlled by the priestly class who op posed innovation.
Music among the Greeks was more refined, but restrained by similar ideas; made little sign of progress until after the golden age of Greek art was past.
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