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The Sounds of music

Flutist James Galway takes the viewer backward through time to demonstrate how ageless and universal is the human impulse to make music and how logical and natural has been the development of Western music. Works chronologically backward from Messiaen to Gregorian chant.

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  • "Vibrations and pagan rites"@en

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  • "Flutist James Galway takes the viewer backward through time to demonstrate how ageless and universal is the human impulse to make music and how logical and natural has been the development of Western music. Works chronologically backward from Messiaen to Gregorian chant."@en
  • "Flutist James Galway takes the viewer backward through time to demonstrate how ageless and universal is the human impulse to make music, and how logical and natural has been the development of Western music."@en
  • "An introduction to western music with James Galway. He takes us backwards through time to demonstrate how ageless and universal is the impulse to make music."

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