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Query: 5. Music, Temperament, and Social Concord{{Article buttons|override=The Creation of Order/Summer: Balancing Self-Expression With Group Order/5. Music, Temperament, and Social Concord|DeepArea=The Creation of Order/Summer: Balancing Self-Expression With Group Order/5. Music, Temperament, and Social Concord}}
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When the Greeks used the term “harmony” (’armonia), they did not refer to the harmonizing arrangements of modern songs and orchestras, but to the acoustics of tuning the scale. As a matter of fact, Greek music ignored “harmony” in the modern sense. It was melodic and multivoiced but not aiming at the triad chords that have marked post–Renaissance European music down to the present day.

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