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Why Ancient Music Sounds "Out of Tune" (And Why It’s Not)

In today’s video, we’re stepping away from the clean, mathematical scales of the West to explore the "cracks between the notes." We’re looking at the Rabab—an instrument made of skin, hair, and bone—and the "Blue Notes" (quarter-tones) that were used to bridge the gap between the human soul and the divine long before the modern era. In this video, we cover: The sensory magic of the Rabab (the "Grandfather of the Violin"). Why the ancients preferred "imperfect" sounds over perfect math. How to hear the "note between the notes." Special thanks to the musicians and archives that made this possible: Intro Lyre Audio: Yerko Lorca -    • My first approach as Lyre player, Greek ly...   "My first approach as Lyre player, Greek lyre of Apollo" Live in studio clip: Dimitrios Dallas -    • SYRTA MOUNTAKI | LIVE IN STUDIO : TO KRITI...   SYRTA MOUNTAKI | LIVE IN STUDIO : TO KRITIKO STAVRODROMI | D. SPATHARAKIS & D. DALLAS Rebab Cover: Sarim Naeem -    • Dirilis Ertugrul Theme Song (Rabab Cover)   "Dirilis Ertugrul Theme Song" and Cantiga de Santa María played by Emilio Villalba:    • Emilio Villalba.- Rabab. Cantiga de Santa ...