De Pauw University, Greencastle, Indiana
in Association with Project Theophrastus

Aristoxenus:
Music, Biography, and Philosophy
in the Early Peripatetic School

September 10-12, 2009

Gustav Adolph Spangenburg, The School of Aristotle

Aristoxenus is the author of important works on Pythagoreanism, lives of Pythagoras, Socrates, Plato and Archytas, as well as central works on music theory, such as the Rhythmics and the Elementa Harmonica, in which is preserved one of the famous accounts of Plato’s lecture on The Good.

Guidelines for Participation in the Conference

Submit paper proposals on any aspect of Aristoxenus’ work to Professor Carl Huffman
Email Professor Huffman