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[Debra Baxley]

Chapter Three.

Debra

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It doesn't have to do with notation.  I think it has to do with sound,
with its creation and with the biology behind hearing it.  If you give me
tha chapter (the braille and print pages are very different), I could give
you a less vague answer based off of what the book says rather than my
instinct from just reading your question.  Another thought:  many parts of
animals, e.g. gut, bones, and hair, are used in making instruments.  For
example, flutes from swan bones have been found, and horse hair and gut
are/have been used as harp strings.


> Thank yoru for the answers; I probably should have figured those answers
> out
> for myself.
>
> In Chapter Three, pages 97-136, what do animals have to do with music
> history?  Is it something to do with print music notation?  I read Braille
> music.
>
> Debra
>
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> From: musictlk-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:musictlk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On
> Behalf Of Penny Golden
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> Seems like you have 2 questions here.
> 1)  what do roads have to do with music?  It's been the study of
> several now, the interrelation between musics.  Along those old Roman
> roads traveled many things: ideas, products, luxuries, silks, gold,
> and, also, music.
> I don't know whether your book is in braille.
> Maybe others will be better able to tell you how to find
> out.  There's a  database at the american Printing house for the
> Blind called, I think: Carl.
> It lists most books that have been put into braille publicly or even
> privately.
> hope this will help.
> bestPen
> At 02:58 AM 6/19/2007, you wrote:
>>Hello.  What do Roman roads have to do with Advanced Music History?  Does
>>anyone know if the book, A History Of Western Music is in Braille?  I am
>>trying to locate the Fourth edition.
>>
>>
>>
>>Debra
>>
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