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That's how homeric epics were spread Sitia, Crete 🇬🇷 📽️x_karidis

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According to Plato in the Republic, Pericles' teacher Damon said: "when fundamental modes of music change, the fundamental modes of the state change with them."

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Amazing painting. But I believe that's more classical-period-inspired while I was thinking of the archaic period and prior...when the bards roaming the lands and cities before the poems (songs) were written down and studied etc

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_ 'Cretan laouto' [lute]. Four double-courses (strings) tuned in 5ths — course pairs tuned to octaves. Think "bass mandolin" essentially.

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What is the name of the music ?

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"Σαν μου πληγώσεις την καρδιά" is the name of the song. Is a traditional cretan slow "Syrtos" (type) if I'm not mistaken.

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This is beautiful

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And note that the language is the same that the homeric epic poems were written.

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Is Greek alright, yes. But homeric greek was not a spoken language but a literary language used specifically for epic hymns and poems (unifying different greek dialects as ionic, doric, aeolic, arcadocypriot etc) in order to be more accessible to all i believe.

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@Neokoros22 Beautiful!

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@Neokoros22 I'm glad you like it

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