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Lyre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Eliminating those depictions that post-date the time when the lyre seems to have been common (that is, depictions from after the eleventh century) on the assumption that the artist had never seen someone actually playing the instrument, and focusing on those illustrations actually contemporary in age with the finds,
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Lyrebird - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Definition of lyre from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary with audio pronunciations, thesaurus, Word of the Day, and word games. ... Main Entry: lyre...
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The Lyre is said to have been the musical instrument of a venerable "Who's Who" in ancient mythology and tradition, including Apollo (the sun-god of Ancient Greece), Mercury, King Arthur, biblical King David, the Greek poet Arion, and Orpheus.
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Lyre harps and over 600 Ethnic Musical Instruments in stock and ready to ship at low prices! ... Origin of the Lyre Harp ... The oldest known depiction of a Lyre is dated to 2800 BC in Sumeria. The basic design of a lyre is a sound box, or resonator, with two arms connecting a crossbar, and having strings that run parallel with...
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