Culture in music
The word "Muse" is it's origin in the Greek language.
What is music?
Aulos fits this wind instrument classification
What is an Aerophone?
In the first Peloponnesian War of 404 B.C. _____ had fallen.
What is Athens?
Dominated the Mediterranean.
What is Greek music?
A Bouzouki would be considered this string classification.
What is a Chordophone?
This instrument can be played with or without a drone sound, being used to create a consistent sound with it's air tight sack that you blow into.
What is a Bagpipe?
This Greek philosopher considered that the basis of musical tuning was the relative sizes of the planets.
Who is Pythagoras?
Before Modern Greece, there was this.
What is Ancient Greece?
Music consisted of... (name one)
What is melody, meter, or rhythm?
The Kananoki fits into this category.
What is a Chordophone?
By plucking or pulling the strings.
How do you play the harp/lyre?
A person's guiding beliefs, the way that one behaves towards oneself and others.
What is Ethos?
Instrument that resembles a dulcimer.
What is a Kanonaki.
There are 9 of them, each representing a specific are of artist expertise.
Who are the Muses?
A Toubeleki, which is a frame drum, that originates from Greek and Middle-Eastern influences.
What is a Membranophone?
This Greek philosopher believed that music had a direct effect on a person's ethos.
Who is Plato?
A Hydraulis Organ fits this classification, despite it being a keyboard instrument.
What is a Aerophone?
A long-neck stringed musical instrument, derived from it's ancestor, the Lute.
What is a Bouzouki?
This Greek god competed with other gods and their instruments.
Who is Apollo?