Ancient and Traditional music

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Ancient and Traditional music Anonymous 2021-04-04 (Sun) 15:42:55 No.1187

>Ancient Roman Music (118 Minutes)

authentic-sounding instruments that ancient peoples would've played. no orchestras, electronics or other modern "twists"

no christian, celtic/irish or "european medieval" music. they're too structured to be grouped together with ancient or other traditional music and they are so numerous they belong in different thread

if you embed a youtube link plz post the song title / description or no one will click your contextless link

Anonymous 2021-04-04 (Sun) 15:53:28 No.1189

>Ancient Armenian Music - ԱՅԳԵՁՈՐ (Valley of Gardens/Aygezor)

Anonymous 2021-04-04 (Sun) 15:54:56 No.1190

>Traditional Armenian Music - Mix of Armenian Instrumental Music

Anonymous 2021-04-04 (Sun) 15:57:36 No.1191

>Traditional Persian music

Anonymous 2021-04-04 (Sun) 15:59:01 No.1192

>Ahura Mazda (Ney flute set to ancient Persian imagery)

Anonymous 2021-04-04 (Sun) 16:08:41 No.1194

>Birdsong in hollow valley —— Chinese court music style

Anonymous 2021-04-04 (Sun) 16:11:24 No.1195

>Gagaku - Ancient Japanese Court Music

Anonymous 2021-04-04 (Sun) 20:08:30 No.1202

Woa this is really cool. How is this recreated? How much is close to authentic vs closest approximation?

Anonymous 2021-04-04 (Sun) 22:59:27 No.1211

>Ancient Greek Louvre Aulos Music αυλός

Anonymous 2021-04-04 (Sun) 23:01:47 No.1212

>Pausis (παῦσις) | Pausa | Ancient Greek Lyre | Rui Fu | Bendir

Anonymous 2021-04-04 (Sun) 23:48:31 No.1215

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>>1202
it's a lot of guesswork/improvization after you made replicas of the instruments with a very involved process of examining papyrus fragments containing melodies, knowing which newer music theory rules/conventions to absolutely rule out, knowing the spread and influence of these empires and what they integrated from conquered subjects, knowing which existing civilizations / groups of people in the regions that used to be provinces of these empires didn't change their music over the centuries as much compared to others to attempt to backtrace and so on, all to figure what it couldn't have sounded like and what it most likely sounded like

Anonymous 2021-04-09 (Fri) 14:51:03 No.1285

Anonymous 2021-04-09 (Fri) 15:15:46 No.1286

>>1215
Hey nerd I need your help for something plz
Music embedded is obviously borrowing from a musical tradition related to the music in OP what the fuck is it, and how did it end up so similar given the people who made this track I'm assuming never listened or studied directly the music in OP
Or am I wrong even on that?
It's driving me nuts trying to figure it out and I don't even know where to start to figure it out myself plz help plz

Anonymous 2021-04-09 (Fri) 15:20:43 No.1287

>>1286 (me)
Music actually relevant to thread as offering to you music sages

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