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Eastern lyres are
divided into four main types: bull
lyres,
thick lyres, thin
lyres and
giant lyres. Bull
lyres are a type of
eastern lyre that have...
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varying in material,
Aeolian harps come in many
different shapes. Some
resemble standard harps,
others box zithers,
others lyres, and, in one monument...
- L. &
Virginia Woolf. Guerard,
Albert Jr. (1944), "Prometheus and the
Aeolian Lyre", Yale Review, ****III. Hilton,
Timothy (1971),
Keats and His World, New...
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emotions which he
chooses to
display are less intense. — David
Campbell The
Aeolian song is
suddenly revealed, as a
mature work of art, in the
spirited stanzas...
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published after his death.
Among the most po****r of his
glees are Awake,
AEolian lyre! and Let
Gaiety Sparkle. He won 10
prizes for his
compositions from the...
- as well as the
seven diatonic modes (including the
former as
Ionian and
Aeolian)
which are
defined by
their starting note or tonic. (Olivier Messiaen's...
- and the soundboard.
Sachs divided this into the box
lyre such as the Gr****
kithara and the bowl
lyre which used a bowl on its side with skin soundboard...
- it
acquired names like the
German Bauernleier 'peasant's
lyre' and
Bettlerleier 'beggar's
lyre'.
During the 18th century, however,
French Rococo tastes...
- KROOTH, Welsh: [kruːθ]), also
called a
crowd or rote or crotta, is a
bowed lyre, a type of
stringed instrument, ****ociated
particularly with
Welsh music...
- have been used by folk
musicians in the
modern era. The
earliest harps and
lyres were
found in Sumer, 3500 BCE, and
several harps were
excavated from burial...
