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Re: Music of Ancient Rome and Greece - Sergey Lenkov - 10-24-2009
I think I heard the most picturesque (and funny if it's proper word) version of the epitaph of Seikilos on "Pugnate"
There's CDs by Micheal Levy on CDbaby http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/mlevy4
He's self-taught enthusiast...
There's too many not ancient but folk music pieces...
Here's only Jewish folk music http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/mlevy2 but one of the listeners writes:
"Michael Levy has resurrected an ancient music form that brings such joy to the spirit and warmth to the heart"...
Re: Music of Ancient Rome and Greece - Sergey Lenkov Secundus - 09-08-2010
Salve!
I couldn't login with my old name, so I created new account.
Some more unfamiliar for me records:
John Curtis Franklin
http://www.kingmixers.com/AncGreekMusicFragments.html
Your impressions?
And record from Italy:
http://www.territorioscuola.com/youtube ... +di+Sicilo