The Musical Modes of al-Andalus

IF 0.5 3区社会学 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Oriens Pub Date : 2023-05-04 DOI:10.1163/18778372-12340021

D. Reynolds

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Abstract

The 13th-century Tunisian author Aḥmad at-Tīfāšī describes in his work Mutʿat al-asmāʿ fī ʿilm as-samāʿ a system of melodic modes used in al-Andalus. This essay represents a preliminary attempt to situate at-Tīfāšī’s Andalusi modes within the broader historical development of medieval Arab modal systems and to explore their relationship to the modern modes of North Africa commonly referred to as Andalusi. This is, however, primarily an exploration of terminology or nomenclature rather than of the melodic characteristics of the modes themselves, since the sources examined here give little to no information about the internal features of the individual modes.

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安达卢斯的音乐调式

13世纪的突尼斯作家Aḥmad at-Tīfāšī在他的著作《Mut - taat al- asmha - taf - tailm as- samha - tai》中描述了安达卢斯语中使用的一种旋律模式系统。这篇文章代表了一个初步的尝试，将at-Tīfāšī的安达卢西模式置于中世纪阿拉伯模式系统的更广泛的历史发展中，并探索它们与北非通常被称为安达卢西的现代模式的关系。然而，这主要是对术语或命名法的探索，而不是对调式本身的旋律特征的探索，因为这里所研究的资料几乎没有提供任何关于单个调式内部特征的信息。

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