marching choruses? choral performance in athens
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Abstract
The character of marching in Greek armies, disparate ages of chorus members in Attic drama, and diversity of meters show that the movements of the chorus were not a form of marching or a part of ephebic military training.
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| Authors | ;Marcel Lysgaard Lech |
| Journal | Fitoterapia |
| Year | 2010 |
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