"Dear Manuel,
David is depicted also with other wind instrument. Clothed in linen ephod, he plays buisine before arch, as is written in II.Sam. 6/14,15: “Porro David erat accinctus ephod lineo. Et David et omnis domus Israel ducebant arcam…"
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Journals of history of music with impact factor
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Dear friends: I was wondering if there were journals related to history of music included in JCR o SCR. I have only found interdisciplinary musical journals, such as Journal of New Music Research,…Continue
Composition and notation
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Dear all:Musical notation and composition are inevitable intertwined. Music composers were limited by the musical notation used at that time. All of us, are aware of importance of memory and oral…Continue
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Lukas Matousek replied to Manuel Tizón's discussion King David with an aerophone? in the group Medieval and Renaissance wind instruments
Olivier Féraud replied to Manuel Tizón's discussion King David with an aerophone? in the group Medieval and Renaissance wind instruments
"Dears,
in the last picture, he also carry a hurdy-gurdy! I think that, together with the recorder (the harp being a proper David's attribute), these intruments have to be considered as attributs of a minstrel's status...
The association…"
Jean-Noël Catrice replied to Manuel Tizón's discussion King David with an aerophone? in the group Medieval and Renaissance wind instruments
"hello Manuel,
thank you for this picture.
David is playing a 3 holes flute. I am surprised that, with his right hand, he plays a little bell
instead of a drum. Somebody has an explanation ?
I wonder if the use of a flute would just…"
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King David with an aerophone?
Dear friends:this image draws my attention , King David with an aerophone (but it appears his string instrument, too)Regadless what kind of instrumet is that and focusing in the iconographical aspect, what do you thing that king David plays a wind instrument? It is not very common...The source is this: www.themorgan.org/collection/crusader-bible/50#It says:David, a New Hope After offering a sacrifice to the Lord, Samuel…See More
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- At 12:55 on October 9, 2014,
Alban Thomas said… Il s'agit de l'indication de la "touche noire", exactement comme l'utilisation d'une boucle dans la notation des tablatures postérieures. Ce "m" accompagne également les autres lettres habituelles :
Quant aux Bfa et Bmi, ils sont notés ainsi :
- At 11:15 on July 23, 2014,
Manuel Tizón said… Thank you very much Père
- At 13:23 on July 20, 2014,
Père Jacques-Marie Guilmard said… Soyez le bienvenu à Semiologie grégorienne.
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