Un gran selección de canciones de la Grecia clásica que recorre desde himnos dedicados a las antiguas divinidades hasta cantos de diferentes obras clásicas. Un total de 27 canciones capaces de transportarnos a los tiempos de la gran Grecia Helenística mediante intrumentos de la época y voces cargadas de misticismo.
Ficha Artista: Petros Tabouris
Music of Greek Antiquity - Canciones
01. Lament (threnos) by Simonides
02. First Pythian Ode by Pindar
03. Sikkinis
04. Ithyphallic song
05. Entrance song of the Phallophoroi
06. Askaulos
07. Partheneion by Alkman
08. Epithalamium by Sappho
09. Instrumental fragment from Contrapollinopolis
10. Hymeneal by Sappho
11. Encomium by Ibykos
12. Double aulos
13. Song of the Sicilian Shepherds
14. Epitaph of Seikilos
15. Second Delphic Hymn to Apollo
16. Maktrismos
17. Hymn to the Muse by Mesomedes of Crete
18. «Agios oTheos»
19. Hymn to Nemesis by Mesomedes of Crete
20. Fragment from the comedy «Birds» by Aristophanes
21. Kolavrismos
22. First Delphic Hymn to Apollo
23. Hymn to the Sun by Mesomedes of Crete
24. Savarios
25. Fragment from the tragedy «Aias»
26. Stasimon from the tragedy «Orestes» by Euripides
27. Fragment from Iliad
01. Lament (threnos) by Simonides
02. First Pythian Ode by Pindar
03. Sikkinis
04. Ithyphallic song
05. Entrance song of the Phallophoroi
06. Askaulos
07. Partheneion by Alkman
08. Epithalamium by Sappho
09. Instrumental fragment from Contrapollinopolis
10. Hymeneal by Sappho
11. Encomium by Ibykos
12. Double aulos
13. Song of the Sicilian Shepherds
14. Epitaph of Seikilos
15. Second Delphic Hymn to Apollo
16. Maktrismos
17. Hymn to the Muse by Mesomedes of Crete
18. «Agios oTheos»
19. Hymn to Nemesis by Mesomedes of Crete
20. Fragment from the comedy «Birds» by Aristophanes
21. Kolavrismos
22. First Delphic Hymn to Apollo
23. Hymn to the Sun by Mesomedes of Crete
24. Savarios
25. Fragment from the tragedy «Aias»
26. Stasimon from the tragedy «Orestes» by Euripides
27. Fragment from Iliad
Thank you very much for this post, my friend.
ResponderEliminarGreetings from Greece!!!
You're Welcome Dimitris.
ResponderEliminarIt's difficult find Ancient Greek Music. Do you have some suggestions for the blog?
I have got also this disk: Gregorio Paniagua - Musique de la Grece Antique (Atrium Musicae de Madrid). It is made by this great Spanish guy Gregorio Paniagua, and it has a lot of improvisations. The vocals are sang in ancient greek (in the erasmic accent though). You can download it from rapidshare here. I haven't downloaded it, so I don't no the quality. I've got it in CD quality. I hope that you'll like it. I've got also a similar work by a group of Italian artists (in mp3) with the title: "ancient greek music rediscovered in short fragments [traditional folk] - Musica dell'antica Grecia", but I don't have more details to give to you.
ResponderEliminarPetros Tabouris is also involved (he is the master-mind, organiser, composer and player) in the making of a series of CDs (16 CDs), with the general title "The greek folk instruments", in which all the greek folk instruments are presented. Some of them are modern, others are byzantine, and others are ancient greek. The ancient greek folk instruments are:
1)The bagpipes, an ancient (B.C.) greek instrument, known in ancient times as "askavlos" (composite word from the words askos=bag and avlos=pipe).
2)Ancient greek guitar.
3)Syrinx (pan pipes).
4)Lyre varvitos (a special ancient greek guitar).
I would recommend you to search for these CDs. You can download the bagpipes here. I also don't know the quality. I hanen't found links for the others ancient greek instruments (I've got them all). If I find something I'll send it to you.
You know, I happened to pass by from your blog, by chance, and I was immediately attracted by your post "Petros Tabouris - Music of Greek Antiquity". As a matter of fact, I haven't downloaded the disk from your link, since I have this disk (and many others of Petros Tabouris) for many years. I was deeply moved though, to see someone from a foreign country who honors our music (and civilisation at extension), and writes kind words.
Are you Spanish, or from a Spanish speaking country? I don't speak Spanish, and so I write to you in English, but I can assure you that I can understand the meaning of what you write (you see as a Greek, I can understand many things from other languages, without knowing them at all, and especially the latin languages). I hope I've been useful to you, and thank you in advance for your interest in our music.
Greetings from Greece!!!
Thank U Dimitris, I'm downloading the Cds in this moment.
ResponderEliminarI'm Spanish and I like Ancient Greece since I was a child. All his culture and mithology, and now his music.
The first group of Ancient Greek music I heard was Daemonia Nymphe. I don't know if you know it.
I try to show the great variety of folk and world music in this blog: Arabian, Celtic, Greek, Eastern... So your recommendations will be very iseful for me.
Greetings from Spain ;)
Of course I know Daemonia Nymphe. I've seen also your posts about Daemonia Nymphe. Here is a small gift from me, I think you don't have this (it's not in your posts): Daemonia Nymphe - Remixed (2005).
ResponderEliminarYour blog is very good. Your posts are very sophisticated, and I see that there is rare music with great variety. It is nice of you to give to other people good music, hard to find, and that they would never know otherwise. I can help you with the Greek folk music (I think I allready helped a little). If I find something I'll send it to you. Have you heard the Cds I sent? Did you like them? Do you like bagpipes?
I am very glad that you like Ancient Greece. It's so nice to hear, that European friends, recognize the contribution of our civilization to humanity. I hear and read that there are many people in Spain that are interested in the Ancient Greek civilization. I know a Spanish professor named Joan Coderch-i-Sancho, who keeps a webpage with news written in the ancient greek language. (I think he is the only one worldwide who does this). I visit often his webpage and I read the news, since I can read and write in ancient greek. Do you know that the ancient Greeks settled in Spain and founded some cities? I'm sure you know the Spanish city Elche, which is the ancient city Heliki, founded by Greek settlers. I know that the people living in this city made an association called <>. I have very good feelings about Spain, I think we are close. I send my love to all Spain, and especially (allow me) to the citizens of Elche, the "Pobladores Griegos".
Greetings from Greece!!!
Inside the empty brackets there is this text: Esquadra de "Pobladores Griegos" de Elche.
ResponderEliminarIt is not shown by mistake.
Hi again Dimitris.
ResponderEliminarThank you for all the links: Gregorio Paniagua's album is really beautiful. Petros Tabouris one has a password and I can't open it or found in any other place. And I had Daemonia Nymphe's remixes cd, but I didn't upload to the blog, still.
All Europe is heir of Greece and Rome, even more the Mediterranean countries. And Spain always have been a place where different cultures have met and coexist. We have the luck of preserve our roots.
When this Christmas season ends I'll begin to upload no season music again. Including more Greek one ;)
Descargar: Music of Greek Antiquity
ResponderEliminarmuchas gracias por tus aportaciones!!! :)
ResponderEliminaren este momento estoy en un tipo de trance que me ha hecho buscar música de la Grecia Antigua; tan sólo en esta mañana he conseguido y escuchado a Atrium Musicae de Madrid, Ensamble Kérylos, Ensemble de Organographia y a Xristodoulos Xalaris...ahora me toca descubrir a Petros Tabouris!
no pude evitar leer los comentarios... a mi también me interesa desde niño la cultura griega de la antigüedad, especialmente sus mitos, fiestas religiosas y música, y también comencé en ésta última con Daemonia Nymphe (mucho antes de conocer tu excelente blog, je)
por cierto, ya he pasado varias veces a hacerme con varias de tus músicas ;)
de verdad, aprecio mucho lo que haces...
saludos desde la costa occidental de México
No lo mencioné porque no lo descubrí precisamente hoy, pero también está Ensemble Melpomen...en caso de que continúe tu búsqueda de este tipo de música
ResponderEliminarHello - I'm a composer researching ancient Greek music, and I just found your blog while trying to find more information about Petros Tabouris. I was very excited to see this comment thread (I'm preparing transcriptions of as many ancient Greek melodies as I can find!), but was not able to open all of the files - is there a password for Gregorio Paniagua file?
ResponderEliminarAny file of this blog has password. You should could open them without problem after download them.
ResponderEliminarI just listened the first two songs, and it's already beautiful!
ResponderEliminarMuchas gracias ;-)
(From the other side of the Pirineos)
Hola, no veo la forma de descargar el archivo ¿puedes ayudarme?
ResponderEliminar