Thank you so much for reading! That has been one of my favorite pieces to write so far, so your kind words mean a lot! And thank you so much for adding Classically Cultured to the link above! There is so much wonderful content to read through on that page, I've bookmarked it so I can continue to visit it. So glad we've connected on here! Cheers!
Thanks so much for reading. I go into that theory as well with my more in depth article I wrote for Epoch Times (link is within article in case readers want to dive more into the story). I love the mystery behind the song and love writing about it when I get the opportunity or can work it into my own pieces :) Thanks for the comment!
Glad you like the ancient Greek song.
Just to note: some scholars now think the Seikilos song was not an epitaph, and Euterpe was the name of the Muse to whom he dedicated his 'many-noted' song.https://antigonejournal.com/2021/12/song-of-seikilos/
Found your article on Beethoven 9. Liked it!
Eudiamonia: https://explorersfoundation.org/eudaimonia.html
Ghiberti's Bronze Doors: http://explorersfoundation.org/glyphery/517.html
Thank you so much for reading! That has been one of my favorite pieces to write so far, so your kind words mean a lot! And thank you so much for adding Classically Cultured to the link above! There is so much wonderful content to read through on that page, I've bookmarked it so I can continue to visit it. So glad we've connected on here! Cheers!
Thanks so much for reading. I go into that theory as well with my more in depth article I wrote for Epoch Times (link is within article in case readers want to dive more into the story). I love the mystery behind the song and love writing about it when I get the opportunity or can work it into my own pieces :) Thanks for the comment!