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    Atrium Musicae de Madrid (Gregorio Paniagua) - Musique de la Grèce Antique

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    Atrium Musicae de Madrid (Gregorio Paniagua) - Musique de la Grèce Antique

    Atrium Musicae de Madrid (Gregorio Paniagua)
    Musique de la Grèce Antique
    22 tracks | MP3 192 Kbps | 1 RAR file 76Mb

    Considerably more remains of ancient Greek architecture than the music of this advanced and inspirational civilization. And although works explaining Greek music theory have survived, the actual existence of composed pieces from these times comes down to only a few scraps that survived on papyrus, marble columns, and other written sources. This Spanish ensemble under the leadership of Gregorio Paniagua pieced together these remains and performed them with reconstructions of instruments from ancient Greek sources, some of which, such as the bagpipe, remain in use today. Portions of the music included may remind listeners of very early classical music such as Gregorian chant, whereas other pieces will certainly cause an astonished reaction as they sound unlike any other music recorded. Some is sparse, floating, the melodic ideas developing very slowly. A few of the old-world Greek percussion instruments wind up sounding quite a bit like new-world electronic music. – Eugene Chadbourne, All Music Guide


    1. Anakrousis, Orestes Stasimo
    2. Fragments Instrumentaux De Contrapollinopolis
    3. 1er Hymne Delphique A Apollon
    4. Plainte De Tecmessa
    5. Papyrus Wien 29825
    6. Hymne Au Soleil
    7. Hymne A La Muse
    8. Hymne A Nemesis
    9. Papyrus Michigan
    10. Aenaoi Nefelai
    11. Apitaphe De Seikilos
    12. Pean, Papyrus Berlin 6870
    13. Anonymi Bellermann
    14. 1er Ode Pythique
    15. Papyrus Oxyrhynchus 2436
    16. Hymne Chretienne D'oxyrhynchus
    17. Homero Hymnus
    18. Papyrus Zenon, Cairo Fragment
    19. Terencio, Hecyra 861
    20. Poem, Mor 1, 11f, Migne 37,523
    21. 2eme Hymne Delphique A Apollon
    22. Papyrus Oslo A/B, Epilogos-Katastrophe


    I am not an expert by any means, but reconstructing Greek music from a few textual clues cannot be easy to do. The scholars responsible for this reconstruction freely acknowledge that they are borrowing from many apocryphal sources, and there is no way to be certain that what we hear is authentic Greek music, but what we do hear is (if you will permit a very unprofessional adjective) mind-blowing. The recording itself is very nice, and the music is (for most Westerners) unlike anything you have heard before. Anyone with an interest in ancient culture should listen to this if only to gain a deeper understanding of Greek culture, and anyone who wants to be challenged in their music appreciation cannot afford to pass this up. (demmeis)

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