Can you describe the three kinds of music that the roman philosopher boethius wrote of?

Boethius described three kinds of music: musica mundana (music of the spheres), which represents the harmonious order of the universe; musica humana (human music), which pertains to the harmony of the human body and soul; and musica instrumentalis (instrumental music), which refers to the actual music produced by instruments and voices. Together, these forms illustrate a philosophical understanding of music as a reflection of cosmic order, human experience, and artistic expression.