The tomb of Nefertari (QV66)

Nefertari Meritmut, the first Great Royal Wife of Ramesses II, was entombed in QV66; a tomb especially renowned for its vividly vibrant colours, usually closed to the public due to its delicate nature.
Extract from the documentary 'Egypt's lost queens' featuring presenter Joann Fletcher (2014)
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[@synthifou5815]

More linked to Jean-Louis Florentz than to Olivier Messiaen 🥸

[@chronochromie772]

Personally, I have always had an interest in Egyptology... regardless if said facets were connected to music or not.
I suppose you've heard his 'Les jardins d'Amènta', which I am potentially working on a score-video of...

[@synthifou5815]

@@chronochromie772 Haha I suspected that you have interests other than classical music :) It made me discover this tomb with these very well preserved colours !
Yes I know Les Jardins de l'Amenta, it's wonderful music. But the scores are not easy to find, aren't they ?

[@chronochromie772]

@synthifou5815 Indeed so, I always have! To expand on these sorts of things, I often found myself (and still do) going to museums all around Europe… If in the mood, I actually upload these kinds of things… which may actually occur sometime in the future again!