There are four Dilmun
Lyres in museums around the world which were uncovered in Iraq, along with an ox head that was part of the instrument found in the Dilmun Temple in Barbar in 1955 by Danish archaeologists.
Thus didRizal heed his people's cry to "strike the
lyre.
Leading exponents of
lyres, harps and pipes set out to recreate the ancient musical culture of the Scottish Highlands.
Music, Celebration & Healing: the Sudanese
Lyre is also the title of the main display of Celebrating Africa, of a magnificent 19th century
lyre, known as a kissar, from Nubia in northern Sudan.
Claire meets Orpheus, awa nderer who grabs everyone's attention, even animals, by playing music on his
lyre. This instrument, made out of string and wood, makes the most beautiful sounds when he plays it, but if Claire rings Ella, so she can listen to Orpheus' music, but this proves to be a very bad decision as she becomes completely obsessed with Orpheus, even though she's never met him.
He bobbed his large head in time to Ganymede's
lyre strings.
Lyre wrote the poem in 1847 and set it to music while he lay dying from tuberculosis; he survived only three weeks after its completion.
Her poems are in Boston Review, Threepenny Review, POOL, Pank,
Lyre Lyre, Ping Pong Journal (of the Henry Miller Memorial Library).
The story ends happily ever after when the King sets her free with a magic
lyre and is granted immortality.
Names signed up for the event include Harp &
Lyre with their loose-leaf teas and teabags, Northumberland Cheese Company, LOCALicious, French Oven, Vallum Farm, Doddington Dairy Ice Cream and Kenspeckle Confectionery.
According to archaeologists, it is part of the bridge of a
lyre, a stringed instrument used in Greek classical era.
In this slightly quirky but interesting book Ann Wroe follows the history and influence of the man (or god) with a
lyre who has 'wandered through history' and at one stage even played a role in Christianity's early years.