阿的音乐理论观是旋律的普遍科学

IF 0.5 3区社会学 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Oriens Pub Date : 2023-04-14 DOI:10.1163/18778372-12340023

Alison Laywine

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摘要

Al-Fārābī认为音乐理论是一门普遍的旋律科学，其任务是确定音乐可能性的整个范围。它并不局限于编纂任何特定音乐习语的惯例。在这方面，它类似于逻辑——所有可思考事物的普遍科学，它不会简化为任何给定自然语言的语法。

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Al-Fārābī’s Conception of Music Theory as the Universal Science of Melody

Al-Fārābī conceived of music theory as a universal science of melody whose task is to determine the whole range of what is musically possible. It does not restrict itself to codifying the conventions of any particular musical idiom. In this, it is akin to logic – the universal science of all things thinkable, which does not reduce to the grammar of any given natural language.

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