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Théorie musicale


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pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Reclaiming the Global: From Romanticizing Over-theorization to Grounded Practice
Focusing primarily on Charles Atkinson’s recent terminological preferences, this post also offers further notes regarding both global prospects and medieval Greek…"
Aug 9
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Dear Oliver,
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P.S. I see you have posted on this blog once again to inform me and its readers about your past collaborations, communications, and the like, as well as your views on certain topics. Most of these topics are unfamiliar, mostly…"
Aug 7
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Dear Oliver,
You may claim whatever you wish regarding our past communications. I am not going to continue at this level of personal bickering along the lines of "you told me this, I told you that." The situation will end up tragicomic. If you…"
Aug 5
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Dear Oliver,
To address a few points from your last message:

"You became very aggressive": In my previous post, we cleared up that I didn't feel that you offended me, as you initially thought. Now you are saying I was the aggressive one? I don't…"
Aug 4
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"No problem at all about the posting order, Oliver! I am reposting my reply here simply to restore the chronological flow of our discussion for the readers, while adding a brief clarification regarding the Chartres fragment and its original…"
Aug 3
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Dear Oliver,
Thanks for the clarification. Just to be absolutely clear: I never meant to imply that you had insulted me in the past. My comment was simply a general reminder about maintaining a welcoming environment for everyone on this platform,…"
Aug 3
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Dear Oliver,
Good to see you here again. You never disturbed me. On the contrary, as I have previously noted (post dated December 8, 2019—that is, from the very inception of this blog), you are always welcome to contribute here whenever, and on…"
Aug 2
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"In my last post, “Decentering Northern and Central Eurocentric perspectives in Medieval Chant(s),” a few paragraphs were accidentally formatted in italics. Below is the full “Naming the Notations” section, properly displayed.
Naming the Notations…"
Jul 27
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Decentering Northern and Central Eurocentric perspectives in Medieval Chant(s)
In this blog, we have already discussed how a Eurocentric perspective on Ancient Greek Music Theory (AGMT) can mislead the understanding and skew the “solution” to its…"
Jun 16
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Four more MSS of Ancient Greek Music Theory are available online:
 
E-Mn : Gr. 4713 (Numéro diktyon: 40189, Math. 62, 1554 in Venice, Vitrac p. 175, 1554, Pinakes )
V-CVbav : Gr. 1800 (Numéro diktyon: 64429, Math. 233, 16th c., Vitrac p. 167, 15th…"
Apr 30
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Ruptures and discontinuities as systemic explanations? Besides, it is ambitious to apply any kind of canonicity that could produce a generalized “systemic” metanarrative where the greater the rupture the more the innovations and the greater the…"
Dec 19, 2025
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"The Medieval Cultural (and Chant) Geographies of Syria and Italy and the last section of the neumes of Medieval Latin chant and their families: What do we really know about their “original” elements and delivery? And a few more observations on the…"
Nov 29, 2025
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"The neumes of Medieval Latin chant and their families: What do we really know about their “original” elements and delivery? (The continuation from the previous post.)
Gravis-6): Furthermore, we could, perhaps, accept the low position of a “gravis”…"
Nov 19, 2025
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Christian Chants as parts of wider (more or less literate) Musical Geographies. However, there is one point that needs some discussion: The concept and limits of the "musical community" and its melodic identity. For instance, pp. 22-23 [I suggest…"
Nov 10, 2025
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Explanations, Convictions and Expectations in Quicksand: Modern Comparisons and the adoption of foreign (or semi-foreign) melodies by certain early communities in symbiotic realms and its theoretical, didactic, neumatic and other, potential,…"
Oct 29, 2025
pavlos erevnidis commented on pavlos erevnidis's blog post Medieval Greek Chant Theoretical Streams as Scholia on the Harmonica of Claudios Ptolemaios: The Online Sources
"Regarding the topic of “Tropologion, Kanonarion and Stichometry” as witnessed in the Doctrina Patrum, it is important to make an addition to a parenthetical sentence I wrote in the previous post. So, instead of:
(I make such a comparison because…"
Aug 21, 2025
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