07-17-2006, 04:39 PM
Thank you... :lol:
Well, as for example most of the Greek musical pieces date into Roman time...you should order De Orseographia and Atrium Musicae definetly as well.
You cannot saperate it directly...as Mesomedes for example worked on Hadrian´s Court!
So its the same with nowadays modern charts...I could not recreate the "German Charts of Music" in 200 years without the English Songs.
:wink:
And...in fact...I do not know more Roman CDs beside Marshall, Omnia, Synaulia, Ludi Scaenici and us...I only know a thinnie from Spain but I never ordered the CD cause they simple play modern trumpets...and there have been tapes made by G.Lawson in the 80ths, but I think you cannot buy them anymore.
I got them ones in exchange for our CDs... :roll:
And "good enough" for what?
Well, as for example most of the Greek musical pieces date into Roman time...you should order De Orseographia and Atrium Musicae definetly as well.
You cannot saperate it directly...as Mesomedes for example worked on Hadrian´s Court!
So its the same with nowadays modern charts...I could not recreate the "German Charts of Music" in 200 years without the English Songs.
:wink:
And...in fact...I do not know more Roman CDs beside Marshall, Omnia, Synaulia, Ludi Scaenici and us...I only know a thinnie from Spain but I never ordered the CD cause they simple play modern trumpets...and there have been tapes made by G.Lawson in the 80ths, but I think you cannot buy them anymore.
I got them ones in exchange for our CDs... :roll:
And "good enough" for what?
Susanna
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A Lyra is basically an instrument to accompaign pyromanic city destruction.
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A Lyra is basically an instrument to accompaign pyromanic city destruction.
