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Titivillus
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Добавлен 1 ноя 2015
The student theatre group Titivillus was founded in 2009 at the Department of Classical Studies, Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University in Brno. It aims to revive dead languages in an entertaining way and to spread awareness of the cultural heritage of antiquity and the Middle Ages. Its repertoire includes plays of various scales and forms in classical Greek and Latin, but, of course, also in Czech.
Lýsistraté (předpremiéra): první jednání
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Видео
De matrimonio aneb oženit se, či neoženit?
Просмотров 9211 месяцев назад
Žalářník Robert, kterému Jan Hus adresoval jeden ze svých kostnických traktátů - spisek O manželství, je na rozpacích, zda vstoupit do manželství, nebo ne. Jak se k tomu postaví prodavač relikvií, ctihodný bratr Celestýn, a vážená vdova, hospodská Fída? Krátká scénka divadelního spolku Titivillus volně navazuje na úspěšné představení Kdo chce Husa veleBÍT, důvod si vždy najde. Záznam inscenace ...
Cooking SSPÚX: Garum 2023
Просмотров 95Год назад
Tvorba slavné římské omáčky garum. Kuchařská show virálnější než bába pod kořenem.
Skandál během hlasování v soutěži Nejkrásnější muž antiky
Просмотров 22Год назад
Skandál během hlasování v soutěži Nejkrásnější muž antiky
Olympské zprávy: Pozvánka na Miss antiky 2023
Просмотров 92Год назад
Olympské zprávy: Pozvánka na Miss antiky 2023
Public reading of Sophocles at the Department of Classical Studies, Faculty of Arts MU 25 March 2022
Просмотров 1022 года назад
Záznam z veřejného předčítání ze Sofokleova Krále Oidipa na Filozofické fakultě Masarykovy univerzity v Brně, které proběhlo jako součást celosvětového simultánního čtení v rámci FESTIVAL EUROPEEN LATIN GREC (festival-latingrec.eu/).
Všechny cesty vedou do Řím(ov)a
Просмотров 1132 года назад
Cestovatelský vlog správného klasika. Hudba pochází odsud: ruclips.net/video/8PdfrfPC5NY/видео.html
Trailer: Letní škola klasických studií
Просмотров 1562 года назад
Mírně pasivně agresivní upoutávka na klasickou letní akci pro všechny klasiky: Letní klasických studií. Stránky akce: www.ics.cas.cz/pro-verejnost/letni-skola-kks Na MUNI si ji můžete zapsat i jako předmět LJ452 Letní škola klasických studií: is.muni.cz/auth/predmet/phil/jaro2023/LJ452 Těšíme se na viděnou v červenci! Hudba propůjčena odsud: ruclips.net/video/lUmf5jTFUcg/видео.html
Titivillus: Item Fasciculus florum or The Latin Bouquet for the Second Time
Просмотров 2642 года назад
Záznam již druhé dramatizace vybraných balad z Erbenovy Kytice v latinském překladu Jana Šprincla v podání studentského divadelního spolku Titivillus (Ústav klasických studií FF MU). K dispozici české a latinské titulky. 00:07 Vodník (Undinus) 08:21 Štědrý den (Dies largus) 15:23 Zlatý kolovrat (Rhombus aureus) 26:16 Polednice (Empusa) Brožurka k představení: webcentrum.muni.cz/media/3489420/le...
Titivillus: Fasciculus florum (Telč 2021)
Просмотров 562 года назад
Pracovní záznam reprízy dramatizace tří básní z Erbenovy Kytice v latinském překladu Jana Šprincla v podání studentského divadelního spolku Titivillus (Ústav klasických studií FF MU) na Letní škole klasických studií v Telči 2. 7. 2021.
Karel Jaromír Erben - Empusa sive Striga meridiana
Просмотров 1842 года назад
Inscenace slavné Erbenovy básně Polednice v latinském překladu Jana Šprincla Více na: classics.phil.muni.cz/kytice
Titus Maccius Plautus: Curculio aneb Darmojed | Trailer
Просмотров 852 года назад
Trailer na studentskou divadelní inscenaci prvního českého překladu Plautovy komedie Curculio aneb Darmojed.
Titus Maccius Plautus: Curculio aneb Darmojed | Teaser
Просмотров 452 года назад
Krátký trailer na studentskou divadelní inscenaci prvního českého překladu Plautovy komedie Curculio aneb Darmojed.
Jakob Michael Reinhold Lenz: Türkensklavin aneb Turecká otrokyně
Просмотров 1672 года назад
Jakob Michael Reinhold Lenz: Türkensklavin aneb Turecká otrokyně
Titivillus: Ať přijde kukačka aneb Hus promotor
Просмотров 1132 года назад
Titivillus: Ať přijde kukačka aneb Hus promotor
Informační video pro prváky Ústavu klasických studií
Просмотров 1874 года назад
Informační video pro prváky Ústavu klasických studií
Public Reading of Apuleius: Masaryk University of Brno, Czech Republic
Просмотров 2744 года назад
Public Reading of Apuleius: Masaryk University of Brno, Czech Republic
Titus Maccius Plautus: Casina or Wesele Bazylii (Studencki Teatr Klasyków “Sfinga”)
Просмотров 4694 года назад
Titus Maccius Plautus: Casina or Wesele Bazylii (Studencki Teatr Klasyków “Sfinga”)
Titus Maccius Plautus: Curculio or Darmojed | Last Performance
Просмотров 6704 года назад
Titus Maccius Plautus: Curculio or Darmojed | Last Performance
Titus Maccius Plautus: Curculio or Darmojed | First Run
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.5 лет назад
Titus Maccius Plautus: Curculio or Darmojed | First Run
Justus Willberg: Documents of Ancient Roman Music (Brno 2015)
Просмотров 24 тыс.5 лет назад
Justus Willberg: Documents of Ancient Roman Music (Brno 2015)
Titivillus: Fasciculus florum or The Latin Bouquet
Просмотров 2935 лет назад
Titivillus: Fasciculus florum or The Latin Bouquet
Public reading of Homer: Masaryk University of Brno, Czech Republic
Просмотров 1745 лет назад
Public reading of Homer: Masaryk University of Brno, Czech Republic
Public reading of Ovid: Masaryk University of Brno, Czech Republic
Просмотров 3696 лет назад
Public reading of Ovid: Masaryk University of Brno, Czech Republic
Titivillus: Prima inter clades (EN/LAT)
Просмотров 2467 лет назад
Titivillus: Prima inter clades (EN/LAT)
Titivillus: Prima inter clades aneb Šílenství z principu (CZ/LAT)
Просмотров 1977 лет назад
Titivillus: Prima inter clades aneb Šílenství z principu (CZ/LAT)
Odyssey 24 - Public reading of Homer at the Department of Classical Studies 24th March 2017
Просмотров 3737 лет назад
Odyssey 24 - Public reading of Homer at the Department of Classical Studies 24th March 2017
Department of Classical Studies (Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University) is presenting itself
Просмотров 9928 лет назад
Department of Classical Studies (Faculty of Arts, Masaryk University) is presenting itself
Ancient Romans knew how to get women on their knees to pump a lever .
I felt like I was in line down at the coliseum buying some peanuts and grapes for the show.
I really enjoyed this lecture and performance. It really left me with a feeling for the sounds of the ancient world. Thank you for sharing!
❤ DANKE ❤️ GRÜßE aus BABY-LION BERLINXBERG JCHBINDU HOLOFEELING ❤️
She seems to really like pumping his crank. (Sorry, that's all I got.)
Sounds great. Really wish he'd play the intro to Ban Halen's RIGHT NOW
First of all...!První! A teď když máme tohle za sebou. Super video 😁 Zkuste z toho udělat i Liquamen. To by měla být verze přecezená přes jemnou látku.
Yes, Thank You for this beautiful insight in to ancient music!
Very impressive. Thanks.
Hydraulis was invented by the great ancient Greek mathematician, engineer and inventor Ctesebious, in the 3d century B.C. He was best known mainly for his following achievements: A. Plumbing. the Cylinder Piston the curved siphon . the Pressure Pump . The first press machine to have two pistons capable of delivering 105 litres/minute. the Depression-suction pump , manual still used by firefighters today, resembles a see-saw. the Hydraulic Clock and the Hydraulic Musical Instrument ( Hydraulos ), the first keyboard and polyphonic instrument in history which is also the first harmonium . B. Military. Remote weapons . Steam engines that operated with compressed air. Hoist . A heavy lifting machine that operated with water pressure. Hydraulic catapults . Catapults whose belts or ropes were stretched hydraulically. Hourglass . Astronomical hydraulic instrument - chronometer. The Hourglass of Ctesibius was also called hydraulis , in contrast to the hydraulus , which was called the musical instrument.
Muchas gracias por su aportación al conocimiento de este inventor antiguo , Yo ignoraba de su existencia ,,🙄🤔🤷👍
Fascinanting
Sounds like a sun and moon flute from pokemon sun or moon game when Lilly and pokemon trainer arrive at the Temple of Sunne and Mune in different versions of game
love it!!
I'm kind of curious how one deciphers these old scores - are there any manuscripts found that describe the notation or what is the musical equivalent of the Rosetta stone?
Greeks had musical notation, but only 6 records were found so far.
Thank-you for such a lovely subject put over simply n fun. I'm looking g for more. Xxxx
I never realized the Romans had such thangs so cool.
I'll be honest. This kind of sounds like Med evil music. Guess they influenced that time line hard too say.
Jammin
Wow crazy stuff. History is amazing.
between this and the steam turbine, how the heck did the ancients not invent the steam engine??
Slavery was more effective than steam engine for them lol
They did (well, basic forms of it), but it was never put to actual work because it was just seen as an intellectual curiosity. Water was a much better understood and more effectively utilized power source in industrial settings, and they already had slaves.
@@wyattsteel411 Exactly. Hero's aeolipile and other interesting inventions
I think they already did
The real question is, can you play the hymn "In the Garden of Eden" by the cryptic composer I. Ron Butterfly?
Wooooow
Thank you for your video! I love it! 🎹🎼👍
It was in my hometown! It's pity I didn't notice.
The part around 15:16 really suprised me. It actually sounds modern
sounds like philip glass ! lol love it
Everything is derivative.
Pretty advanced for 2, 000 years ago. Somebody in the Roman Empire was on the ball
This is a north African invention.
They copied from the greeks since they invented the Organ
@@julesl6910 Wrong. This is an ALEXANDRIAN invention, as in HELLENIC. Africa was a term coined by the Romans anyways. Search for your history harder and elsewhere.
There is an irony in all of this. My ancestors tried to conquer Germania umpteen times, and today Germans are salvaging bits and bobs of ancient Rome. *Gratias ago tibi Germania.*
The Roman's contracted the disease from the Greeks mostly spreading it until Ceasar became Kaiser and Saturnalia is celebrated in function if not name.
So the ancient Greeks went for the big finish ! Really really interesting .
ooooooooh he's cherman
What is the tune in the intro?
drone never goes outta sytyle
Hurdy Gurdy!
Amazing, I just love it!
His slaves did a good job pumping and pulling the stops.
Sabía del Hidráulis. Éste pariente del órgano lo ha conocido Nerón según crónicas de época. Y cuentan que gustaba de tocarlo.
Age of Empires was right.
Thats excatly what I thought lol! I thought it was just cheesy 90s bit music.
This should have alot more views
This is more akin to the music of the middle ages and doesn't sound alien at all, unlike the weird stuff that Synaulia does.
i dunno, I think Synaulia's 'weird stuff' is taking into account that every music tradition that has its 'mainstream' aspects and then some aspects that get pretty strange, relative to the 'mainstream.' A lot of Medieval music, like chants and troubadour songs, sounds pretty 'normal' to our ears, but then there's Ars Nova polyphony and some Italian songs like the ones that imitate a tree full of birds, that get pretty out there and awfully 'weird'. Then there's regional styles which can get weirder still and rarely show up in music documents, but one has to assume they existed back then too, b/c it'd be pretty strange if all Roman music sounded stylistically the same and not alien. Synaulia does pretty odd things with trumpets that could well be in line with how trumpeters often do things, for example.
Is it correct to assume that the hydraulis has a diatonic "keyboard", or is it chromatic/enharmonic? It seems like all of the perfomances I've seen Mr. Willberg play have been in one particular mode, leading me to believe the instrument has a diatonic keyboard...
I believe you're correct. The first flat key (B flat) did not appear before the Middle Ages, and the other flat/sharp keys appeared in the 15th century. It used to be a practice where high voices sang in the key of C while low voices sang a fifth below in the key of F requiring B flat.
@@johnhudelson2652 that makes sense! I wonder what mode this is set up to play. Sounds like Dorian but my ear for modes isn't super sharp. I could probably spend hours experimenting with it.
@MLNG I agree with you. Maybe this hydraulis had extra keys.
this beat goes hard
Thank you for this fascinating documentation of ancient Greek music. I am especially impressed by your work on the hydraulis!
That was good. Couldn’t stop watching!
Have you been ocular testimony so you can tell that?
What exactly do you mean by 'that'?
Naše vysoké školy neumějí snímat záznam hlasu přímo z mikrofonu přednášejícího...?
Dobrý den, jak to myslíte? Zvuk této nahrávky byl pořízen dvěma mikrofony, které stojí po bocích podia, aby ho zachytily v celém rozsahu. Tato metoda bylo zvolena kvůli divadelnímu představení, které následovalo po přednášce. Přednášející před sebou, jak jistě sám dobře vidíte, žádný jiný mikrofon nemá. Hovořila k přítomným bez použití zesilovací techniky.