De Organographia - Music of the Ancient Greeks album flac

Musical excerpts, POxy 3705. Ensemble De Organographia. 2. Lament, POxy 4465. 3. Fragment 1, POxy 4462. 5. Trochaic fragment, POxy 3162. 6. Four settings from Menander's "Epitrepontes", POxy 3705. 7. Excerpts mentioning Eros and Aphrodite, POxy 4463. Musical Instructons for "Lipit-Istar, King of Justice", N 3354.

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Music from c. 1950 . Including the world's oldest notated music) performed on voice, lyres, kithara, pandoura, double reed pipes, flutes & other ancient instruments. Performers: Ensemble De Organographia. Track Titles 1. Musical Excerpt. .2nd c. AD) 2. Lamen. non.

Ensemble de Organographia - Music of the Ancient Sumerians, Egyptians & Greeks 11 - A zaluzi to the gods - Anon. Ensemble de Organographia - Music of the Ancient Sumerians, Egyptians & Greeks 03 - Fragment 1 - Anon. Ensemble de Organographia - Music of the Ancient Sumerians, Egyptians & Greeks 20. Hymn to Nemesis, Mesomedes. Ensemble de Organographia - Music of the Ancient Sumerians, Egyptians & Greeks 10 - Fragment 3 - Anon.

This is the album by Ensemble De Organographia (Gayle Stuwe Neuman and Phlip Neuman). Probably you had heard thier CDs "Music of the Ancient Greeks" and "Carnevale! Festive Music of 16th century Italy". Disc consists of 3 sets of Antique World music. Ancient Greek Music newly founded at Oxyrhinchus in Egypt (world premiere recording); music from ancient city Ugarit (XIII century . - Sumero-Babylonian music (including oldest notated music in the history of humankind); music of the Egyptians reconstructed after descriptions by Plutarch and Apuleius.

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Ancient music - recreated! Reintroducing the lyres of antiquity and ancient musical modes back into the modern world. Here is a rendition of the musical instructions for Lipit Ishtar, as arranged for solo lyre, by "Ensemble De Organographia" in their album from 2000, "Music of the Ancient Sumerians, Egyptians & Greeks": A PDF booklet of the detailed album notes for this fascinating album featuring this piece, can be downloaded here. II. The oldest surviving written melody in history. The oldest surviving written melody so far discovered in History which can actually be reconstructed, was Hurrian Hymn Text H6.