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40288	Monro, D. B. (David Binning)	The Modes of Ancient Greek Music			.txt	text/plain	44955	3451	77	Mixo-lydian octave--the keys of Sacadas--[Greek: tonos] The Mesê as a key-note--the close on the Hypatê--[Greek: archê] in 'form' or species ([Greek: eidos]) of the octave scale, that is to the earlier periods of Greek music the scales in use, whether called form of the musical scale ([Greek: tropon de tina thaumaston Aristoxenus is the chief authority on the keys of Greek music. for the Phrygian mode ([Greek: harmonia]); and the so-called Lydian Systems are melodies set at the pitch of the different keys ([Greek: Greek musical instruments differed very much in the variety of modes a key-note, so far the Greek scale was that of the modern Minor mode The subject of the musical scales ([Greek: systêmata]) is treated by Looking at the octaves which on our key-board, as on the Greek scale, ([Greek: mesê kata dynamin]) is the key-note, the scale must have Greek music to the modern Major mode,--the Lydian or _c_-species not	./cache/40288.txt	./txt/40288.txt