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neoplatonic doctrine applied to the arab. music and, in particular, to the system of the lute. His supporters were al-Sarakhshi, Sabit ibn Kurra, and others. The second direction was represented by al-Farabi, whose works were based on mathematics brought to the extreme. Aristotle’s system (it was also applied to the lute system - the favorite instrument of the Arabs). The Great Treatise on Music (Kitab al-musiki al-kabir) al-Farabi, ded. aestheticsthe origin of music, the theory of instrumental science, was of great importance for the development of the Wed. -Century science of music and was the most important source of information about the music of the East and other Greek. musessystem. Valuable material on the early Arab. music contains the "Big Book of Songs" al-Isfahani ("Kitab al-agani al-kabir", publ. 1868, 21 vols . ; 4th ed. , Cairo, 1927). On the development of musical theory. Arab studies are also evidenced by the writings of al-Mufadzal bin Salam, Ibn al-Mutazza, Abu Bakr al-Razi (known in Europe under the name Razes), al-Masoudi, the collector of songs Ibn Nakiya (wrote an additional to the "Big Book of Songs") and etc. The works of the scientist and poet Ibn Sina (in particular, the chapters from the books “Healing” - “Al-Shifa”; “Liberation” - “An-Nayyat”) were a further development of the theory of frets: he replaced the 8 Arabic. frets- "fingers" 12 frets, gave a description of them, led the scales, named. which are preserved in muses. practice on Bl. and cf. East. The author of outstanding works cf.