Monochord in Ancient Greek Harmonic Science

Discover the fascinating world of ancient Greek music theory with Monochord in Ancient Greek Harmonic Science by David E. Creese. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2010, this comprehensive volume spans 426 pages and delves into the significance of the monochord, an essential instrument in ancient Greece that demonstrated the mathematical relationships between musical pitches. Creese expertly traces the history and various applications of the monochord from its inception to the time of Claudius Ptolemy in the mid-second century AD. Ideal for music enthusiasts, historians, and scholars alike, this hardback edition offers invaluable insights into the origins of musical intervals and scales in ancient Greece. Enhance your understanding of music theory with this essential resource.