Mime, metre, music: Interpreting and performing the dochmiacs of the Fragmentum Grenfellianum

Abstract: "Mime, metre, music" presents an analysis of ten dochmiac lines of the Fragmentum Grenfellianum alongside an account of a new song designed explicitly to reflect and perform their metre. Abstract: « Mime, metre, music » présente une analyse de dix vers dochmiaques du Fragmentum Grenfellianum accolée à la description d'une nouvelle chanson créée explicitement pour refléter et représenter leur mètre.

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Alex Silverman

Publication Details

Journal: Phoenix
Published: 2025-09-01
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1353/phx.2025.a978862
Primary Topic: Classical Antiquity Studies
Type: article
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Mime, metre, music: Interpreting and performing the dochmiacs of the Fragmentum Grenfellianum

Alex Silverman

Sep 1, 2025

Phoenix

Classical Antiquity Studies

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Mime, metre, music: Interpreting and performing the dochmiacs of the Fragmentum Grenfellianum

Alex Silverman

September 1, 2025article en

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PhoenixVol. 79(2)

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