Music in Roman Comedy

Timothy Moore

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Introduction 1. Tibiae and tibicines 2. Song 3. Dance 4. Melody and rhythm 5. Meters 6. Arrangement of verses and variation within the verse 7. Musical structure 8. Polymetry 9. Pseudolus 10. Adelphoe Conclusion Appendix I. The meters of Roman comedy Appendix II. Characters and meters Appendix III. Musical features by play Appendix IV. Exceptions to the ABC pattern Appendix V. Polymetric passages.

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