La música, los instrumentos y las danzas andalusíes y moriscas en las fuentes árabes y cristianas (ss.IX-XVII)
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https://doi.org/10.25145/j.cemyr.2017.25.003Abstract
The new Arabic documentary sources discovered over the last decades in public and private libraries have brought new information about the music in al-Ándalus (9th-15th). The advances made in the fields of interdisciplinary research allow us to forge the historiography of this part of the Andalusian heritage within the framework of Spanish medieval Musicology. In this sense, and in view of what textual and artistic sources offer us, our contribution will focus on emphasizing the following: a) the importance of music and instruments in the Andalusian culture; b) the musical pedagogy applied in the most flourishing courts; c) the typologies of the dances that were represented in the court of al-Ándalus and the popular ambiances inside Moorish traditions
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