"Minoan" Lyre - Improvisation by Claudio Quadros
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2022
- Listen to this amazing minoan phorminx here:
open.spotify.com/album/4jFIc3...
EN: Swan-neck lyre, improvisation.
This lyre is an interpretation of the iconography of the The sarcophagus of Aghia Triada
(Heraklion Archaeological Museum) - We know nothing about the music of the Minoan and Mycenaean civilizations but
the music was probably associated with religious rites.
Swan-shaped lyres are present in the world of Greek and Egyptian antiquity.
For more details see Leopold Vorreiter's publication about these lyres: www.jstor.org/stable/841575 
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Lyre (or phorminx) made by Francesco Landucci (check out his amazing work ;) ) Cheers
Onde acho um modelo desse para comprar sou do Brasil
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Maybe we’ll finally discover the Minoan “Rosetta Stone” and discover several songs written down!
Would be nice. Even to have any kind of mention of music 🥲
Yes, I completely agree.
Amazing! This just showed in my recommendation. You’re doing amazing!
Incredible. What a beautiful instrument. The way you play is hypnotic.
Thank you 🦢 🦆
Yes ... his is truly an ancient sound and quite authentic in my view.
Perfect
Wonderful!
Cheers!
I love this!
Such a beautiful instrument, you played it wonderfully!
Woooow, amazing performance! I felt like... I was taken to the old Alexandria two thousand years ago! Congratulations!
Bravo!!
Bravo!
Beautiful. My humble recommendation: put together longer chunks of stuff like this and your channel could explode. I would love, love to have stuff like this on repeat, for work, dining. Or for forbidden initiation into Eleusinian mysteries!!!
Hello, thank you !
I plan on doing more stuff next year, I am just waiting for my new instruments and doing more research haha. Eventually it will come.
Cheers ! 🎵 🎶 (Edit: if you want a little more Minoan lyre I have an album called palatial nights, you might find it in streaming platforms)
🙌
There is a real authenticity about your playing in your modal tuning ... may well resemble something quite ancient. I have wondered often about what the Minoans heard. I think you have it. ... Bravo! Definitely will subscribing! ... Υπάρχει μια πραγματική αυθεντικότητα σχετικά με το να παίζετε στο modal tuning σας φαίνεται να μοιάζει με κάτι αρκετά αρχαίο. Πολλές φορές έχω αναρωτηθεί τι άκουσαν οι Μινωίτες. Νομίζω ότι το έχεις. ... Καλό αγόρι! Σίγουρα θα εγγραφείτε!
Thank you so much. Yes I experiment a lot with a lot of different tunings :) Cheers
sweet job
Merci
Nice Claudio!
ευχαριστώ !!
Wow, great! I wish prosperity to your channel
Merci Olga 🙏
I agree. Something down deep tells you when it's right. iluvit!
🤩😍🤩😍🤩😍🤩😍🤩
You should play along with the aulos.
It gaves me goosebumps 🤣🥰 may God Apollo and Aphrodite always bless you 🙌🏻💫
Tell me about it!
Did you make your lyre yourself? It's very lovely!
Hello! Thanks, the lyre was made by the luthier Francesco Landucci ;)
Hey! What scale or intervals are these?
Hello. I think I was using a Turkish mode. Based on the modern Phrygian with a small modification. Something like E F G# A B C D should do the trick 😎
@@claudioquadros-menestrel3513 Thank you so much!!
Very nice. The seikolos epitaph melody at the begining sounds like it's being played using an other tuning system, right ?
Yes. The very first notes of the epitaph are played. But the epitaph melody is indeed in another mode
@@claudioquadros-menestrel3513 ok may i ask what mode you are using ?
@@EchoesOfTheDeep if I remember correctly it was a Turkish mode. Something like E F G# A B C D
@@claudioquadros-menestrel3513 Ok i see. i learned this mode as phrygian dominant, i think.
@@EchoesOfTheDeep yes the same I think :) cheers
Donde compraste esa arpa amigo!!
Olá! Luthier: Francesco Landucci.
@@claudioquadros-menestrel3513 Muchas gracias!!😄
How did you learn play this harp? This tecnique sorry my english
Hello ! It's just improvisation and exploration of the instrument. I try to use as many different techniques as possible. I like watching ancient iconographies but also modern day ethnic lyre players (mostly from modern Africa where lyre traditions seem to be well preserved.)
So I did not really "learn" this technique, it's more like discovering or rediscovering different techniques ;)
Cheers
@@claudioquadros-menestrel3513 thank you so much i really enjoyed you playing
@@mariabarda1820 Obrigado ;)
I feel the same way in my playing and I think we have a family of kindred spirits out there creating music from the heart. Truly amazed at how available the lyre is to improvisation. @@claudioquadros-menestrel3513