Música medieval al més enllà
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https://doi.org/10.3989/anuariomusical.2007.62.16Keywords:
Music, liturgy, other world, angels, devils, heaven, hellAbstract
According to the Middle Ages anthropomorphic and anachronical conception, in the other world -in heaven and in hell- they play, listen and dance different musics, vochal and instrumental, mystical hymns or torture shapes. There is too a defined and giving legitimation liturgycal and musical collaboration between heaven and earth’s church, which devils try to sabotage. And different heavenly and hellish attitudes, from pleasure to absolut condemnation, towards human musicians and musics.
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