The Science of Harmonics in Classical Greece

Focusing on the ancient science of harmonics, this work delves into the musical theories that shaped Greek thought, explored by philosophers, mathematicians, and musicians alike. It traces the development of key concepts and rival schools, revealing the foundational ideas that influenced later eras, including the Middle Ages and Renaissance. The book highlights the methods and purposes of prominent theorists, examines the controversies they sparked, and situates their work within the broader cultural context, uncovering unexpected connections with other intellectual disciplines.