The World’s Oldest (Ugaritic) Melody on YouTube Posted on 17 Jan 2011 by Jim Via Tom Verenna on Facebook Share this:TweetLike Loading...
very nice… but I wonder what the score looks like. They hadn’t invented the stave at that stage… LikeLike
at least until the Gregorian chants I think 12th – 13th centuries – that was when annotation appeared, bar lines with notes … I wonder how they can be sure of exact notation here. LikeLike
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very nice… but I wonder what the score looks like. They hadn’t invented the stave at that stage…
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at least until the Gregorian chants I think 12th – 13th centuries – that was when annotation appeared, bar lines with notes … I wonder how they can be sure of exact notation here.
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not to mention timing … a bit of improvisation?
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