Greek music and dance were integral to festivals from "summary" of The Greeks by Paul Cartledge
Greek music and dance played a central role in the festivals of ancient Greece. These festivals were not merely religious occasions, but also social events that brought the community together to celebrate and honor their gods. Music and dance were used to invoke the divine presence, to communicate with the gods, and to express the emotions and aspirations of the people. At the heart of many Greek festivals were choral performances, where groups of singers and dancers would come together to perform hymns and dances in honor of a particular deity. These performances were not only a form of entertainment, but also a form of worship, a way for the community to connect with the divine and to express the...
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