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The Balance of Expression and Design in Music (II)

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 January 2020

W. Henry Hadow
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After referring to his first lecture, Sir Henry Hadow said: Of course you will understand that I do not propose to give you this evening the history of music in three-quarters of an hour. All I can do is to pick out one or two points which seem of interest—points from which you can make your own journeys of departure.

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Research Article
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Proceedings of the Musical Association , Volume 50 , 1923 , pp. 31 - 46
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Copyright © Royal Musical Association, 1923

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References

∗ Two Songs, “Pallas dread sacker of cities” and “A far-reaching cry” are said by Aristophanes to have been used in the Athenian schools. See Clouds 967.Google Scholar

∗ No doubt this dates from Lutenists—perhaps even from Benvenuto Cellini's father, but its development during the seventeenth century was none the less rapid.Google Scholar