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Greek Music - Andrew Barker: Greek Musical Writings, I: The Musician and his Art. (Cambridge Readings in the Literature of Music.) Pp. xv + 332; 17 half-tone reproductions, 4 diagrams. Cambridge University Press, 1984. £27.50.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 February 2009

M. L. West
M. L. West
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Royal Holloway & Bedford New College, London
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The Classical Review , Volume 35 , Issue 2 , October 1985 , pp. 364 - 365
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References

1 E.g. Alcm. 38–41, 98, Stes. 212, Carm. conv. 900, Archil. 121, Hippon. 118, Theogn. 237ff., 531–4, 757–64, 773–9, 789–94, 939–44, 1055–8.

2 E.g. Lys. 13O5ff., Eccl. 880ff./911ff.

3 ΓΕΑΣ (Studies presented to G. Thomson), 67ff.

4 Pp. 63 and 225 n. 131, on the use of the chromatic genus in tragedy; 203 n. 95 and 221 n. 110 on Mixolydian.

5 Greek words are transliterated throughout, with some inconsistency as between oi and oe, ai and ae. C.U.P.'s reader ought also to have corrected the breaking of ‘Hypophrygian’ after ‘Hypop-’ (283 n. 115), and the slip ‘Nomadoi’ for ‘Nomades’ (275).

6 Another complaint to the publisher: cross-references, especially to the longer prose passages, are maddeningly difficult to check, because the canonical page-numbers (Stephanus, Casaubon, etc.) are so discreetly hidden in the body of the text. In my copy I have thought it worth while to touch them up with an orange highlighter.