MUSIC IN ATINIQUITY

3. derives from greek word melos which means music as a performing art
4. the strings run parallel to the resonating soundboard and attach to a crossbar supported by two arms
5. is a series of three or more different pitches in ascending or descending order
8. the surviving greek music, consisting of a single melodic line
10. who wrote the most influential passages on the uses and effects of music
14. is sound and sound by its nature is impermanent
15. is a two successive tetrachords shared a note
17. is a flute made from the radius of a griffon vulture
18. is formed between two notes of different pitch
20. was a pipe typically played in pairs

1. an akkadian high priestess at Ur, who composed hymns
2. comprised four notes spanning a perfect fourth
6. one’s ethical character or way of being and behaving
7. is a two successive tetrachords separated by a whole tone
9. the founder greek music theory
11. a poetry meant poetry sung to the lyre
12. notes moving half step and whole step
13. was a large lyre, used especially for processions and sacred ceremonies and in the theatre
16. is a set of pitches within specific range or region of the voice
19. the strings are perpendicular to the soundboard, and the neck that supports them is attached directly to the soundbox