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by Mª Ángeles Alonso Fernández
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feet rhythm Lydian melodic poetry Dorian dance monodic lyre khytara alphabetic Trochee modal

The term music did not only mean the art of sounds , it was conceived together with and .
Musical system was based on scales . The basic modal scales were , Phrygian , and Mixolidian .
The music had a texture , with just one line .
They used notation ( letters ) for the pitch of sounds and metrical of poetry for . The main metrical feet were , Iam , Dactyl , Anapest . . .
The most important instruments were the , the aulos and the .