Mosso, A. (Angelo), 1846-1910 · London, Unwin · leaf 327
t perforations are visible, andthe hand must cover at least sixmore, therefore the number ofnotes was fourteen. A chromaticflute of this kind lent itself to theexecution of all the modes requiredby Greek music.The small stops added for lowering the sound are repre-sented in Greek and Roman… … FIG. 156. — MAX PLAYIXG ALYRE. Painting on a sarcophagus at HagiaTriada, discovered hv the Italian Mission. THE THEATRE AND MUSIC 319 a lyre. Such was the custom of the Minoan people, unlike thatof the Egyptians, who wore their hair short. In the HomericEpos men and gods are unshorn, and the heroes…
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