El mundo musical bizantino a través de la mirada de los artistas plásticos
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https://doi.org/10.25145/j.cemyr.2017.25.002Abstract
This article offers a survey of Byzantine musical imagery, focusing on the diverse thematic fields, both in the religious and secular spheres, associated to such images. In spite of the scarcity of visual testimonies, partly due to doctrinal matters to be studied as well, those that remain do reveal themselves to be most rewarding in showing evidence of the richness and diversity of musical instruments and dances. The analysis of this complex and abundant iconographic corpus confirms once more that Byzantium kept on being a cultural and artistic melting pot for more than ten centuries.
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