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With the adoption of the 6th century. Christianity is developing the church. music. For many centuries associated with her formation in England prof. muses art. Bas-reliefs depicting angels and monks singing and playing on the decomp. muses instruments (primitive harps, lyres, zithers, flutes). Church. ritual of the early Middle Ages, emerging under the influence of the Catholic. Rome and strictly regulated forms of muses. everyday life, allowed only unison singing without a regular meter - the so-called Plainsong This tradition was introduced in the beginning. 6 c. the first archbishop of Canterbury Monastery Augustine, who arrived in England from Rome. In the 9th century the English-Saxon scholar A. Alcuin (nicknamed Flaccus) presented in the musical theory. fragment theory 8 church. frets. From the 10th century the unison chant of Gregorian singing is enriched by two-voice techniques with a predominance of parallel quarto-fifth movement of voices. The choir is developing. polyphony. On the character of the Wed. -Century. the choir. polyphonies give an idea of ​​irresponsible recordings (see Nevmes), the earliest of which date from the 11th century. Later data allow us to conclude that the intonation-fret nature of the English. cult music.