On playing Ancient Greek And Roman Music by the Ensemble Krylos

Discover the uniqueness of the Ensemble Kérylos with a not so short presentation of what playing Ancient Greek and Roman music means. Go to: 00:00 2nd Delphic Hymn : Prosodion, Live by Ensemble Kérylos 04:43 Oxyrhynchus Paryrus 4466 06:10 “Oxyrhynchus Paryrus 4466“ by De Organographia 07:15 Oxyrhynchus Paryrus 4466, Live by Ensemble Kérylos 08:55 On Seikilos epitaph 09:18 On The Delphic Hymns to Apollo 10:29 2nd Delphic Hymn, by spirit of socrates (Petros Tabouris) 11:19 2nd Delphic Hymn, by Ensemble Kérylos (track 5 from D'Euripide aux nouveaux chretiens, 2016) 12:31 On Yale Papyrus 1205 13:06 Yale Papyrus 1205, by Ensemble Kérylos (from recording to be released) 13:35 On Louvre Papyrus (Medea by Carcinus) 14:38 On A Michigan Papyrus 1205 Transciption Error 15:36 Michigan Papyrus 1205, Trancscript by W.A. Johnson (played on modern Flute) 16:30 Michigan Papyrus 1205 Corrected version by Berland and Capron (played on modern Flute) 17:27 On “Documents of Ancient Greek Music“, West & Pöhlmann, 2001 Music From Ensemble Kérylos : * D'Euripide aux nouveaux chretiens (2016) track 5 - 2nd Delphic Hymn ▶ (Recording available on Google Play ▶ ) * Live 2nd Delphic Hymn : Prosodion ▶ Péan aux astres (Paean To The Stars), Oxyrhynchus Paryrus 4466 ▶ * To be released in the next CD Métamorphose (Metamorphosis), Yale Papyrus 4510 Music From De Organographia Interpretation of Oxyrhynchus Paryrus 4466 ▶ Music From spirit of socrates 2nd Delphic Hymn ▶ Some references: Interview of Ensemble Synaulia ▶ Michigan Papyrus 1205, “New Instrumental Music From Graeco-Roman Egypt“, W.A. Johnson, 2000 Carcinus - Medea - Louvre Papyrus ▶ (writer) Annie Bélis ▶ élis Find us on : ▶ our website ▶ google play ▶ amazon ▶ itunes