Euterpe (music muse) in a Roman mosaic in the city of Vichten in Luxembourg. The double throttle is called aulos.
Music (1) and simultaneous [2] in a pleasant aesthetic form, the rhythmic organization of these notes and their integration into a complete work.The Middle Ages (500-1400): Byzantine and Gregorian singing dominates the musical discourse. Leonin, a composer associated with the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, organized the first chorus on several voices in the year 1200 [6] For the next 400 years, this was the main way of musical expression. [7] The important musical instruments were organ (originally portable, of Byzantine origin) and lute (used in secular music, for example troubadours).
Renaissance (1400-1600): The choral vocal music dominates. Voices are combined in increasingly complicated ways. The Gregorian song is the basis of a voice, not of the entire polyphonic composition.
Baroque (1600-1750): music remains polyphonic, but becomes tonal (moves from modes to game). The violin family's instruments are refined and instrumental music is growing. Voice tradition appears in the voice tradition. Jean-Philippe Rameau (1683-1764) considered that the essence of music is to combine the vibration of the strings with a frequency inversely proportional to their length
