Cleopatra's Song of the Nile - Ancient Egyptian Music II (11 of 17)

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  • Jeffrey Goodman Music Website:
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    Ancient Egyptian Music II - Jeffrey Goodman’s album imaging, exploring and celebrating Ancient Egyptian culture and musical art: Here is a list of all 17 tracks, available now for free viewing and listening on You Tube:
    1. Lament of Isis and Nephythys on the Death of Osiris - Ancient Egyptian Music II (1 of 17) • Lament of Isis and Nep...
    2. Homage to Pharaoh Tutankhamum - Ancient Egyptian Music II (2 of 17)
    • Homage to Pharaoh Tuta...
    3. King Tut's Drum Spell for Repelling a Crocodile - Ancient Egyptian Music II (3 of 17) • King Tut's Drum Spell ...
    4. Love Song of King Tutankhamun's Princess Bride - Ancient Egyptian Music II (4 of 17)
    • Love Song of King Tut'...
    5. King Tut's Drum Spell for Repelling a Beetle - Ancient Egyptian Music II (5 of 17)
    • King Tut's Drum Spell ...
    6. Shamanic Exorcism of King Tut's Tomb - Ancient Egyptian Music II (6 of 17)
    • Shamanic Exorcism of K...
    7. King Tut's Spirit Drummers Invoke Horus - Ancient Egyptian Music II (7 of 17)
    • King Tut's Spirit Drum...
    8. King Tut's Drum Spell for Opening the Tomb - Ancient Egyptian Music II (8 of 17)
    • King Tut's Drum Spell ...
    9. King Tut's Death Journey on the Ark of Ra - Ancient Egyptian Music II (9 of 17)
    • King Tut's Death Journ...
    10. Sacred Song of Anubis - Ancient Egyptian Music II (10 of 17)
    • Sacred Song of Anubis ...
    11. Cleopatra's Song of the Nile - Ancient Egyptian Music II (11 of 17)
    • Cleopatra's Song of th...
    12. Cleopatra's Song of the Blind Harpists - Ancient Egyptian Music II (12 of 17)
    • Cleopatra's Song of th...
    13. Cleopatra's Dance of the Magic Raindrops - Ancient Egyptian Music II (13 of 17)
    • Cleopatra's Dance of t...
    14. Cleopatra's Lullaby of the Birds - Ancient Egyptian Music II (14 of 17)
    • Cleopatra's Lullaby of...
    15. Love Song of the Chantress of Osiris - Ancient Egyptian Music II (15 of 17)
    • Love Song of the Chant...
    16. Prophetic Harps of Amun Ra - Ancient Egyptian Music II (16 of 17)
    • Prophetic Harps of Amu...
    17. Egyptian Goddess Tefnut's Magic Rain Spell - Ancient Egyptian Music II (17 of 17)
    • Egyptian Goddess Tefnu...
    The Egyptian Goddesses Isis and Nephthys were sisters and wives of their brother Osiris. When their brother Set became jealous of Osiris, he sealed Osiris in a specially made box and cast it away in a river that carried it to sea.
    Ancient Egyptian texts called “Lamentations of Isis and Nephthys” have survived. In them the grieving sisters lament the loss of Osiris.
    This music imagines the goddesses singing their lamentations, one after another, until they both join in a duet.
    They are accompanied by ancient harp, wooden flute, finger cymbals, tambourine and systrum. Although no authentic ancient Egyptian music has survived to today, these instruments are often depicted in the paintings and murals of the time.
    The music was composed and recorded at the Shelter of Clear Light Recording Studio in Los Angeles in July, 2018.
    "Cleopatra's Song of the Nile," is dedicated to the Nile River god Hap-reset, and is thought to bring forth the life-nurturing annual flood of the Nile River.
    Singers, priests, drummers, and harpists,join to sing Cleopatra's song. The female singer, choir, harpist and drummers implore Hap-reset to bring a fruitful flood to the Nile.
    Hap-Reset was the god of the upper Nile. Hap-Meht was the god of the lower Nile.
    The annual flooding of the Nile brought blessings of life to the ancient Egyptians,
    affirming the power of the Pharaoh and their gods.
    The choir sings in ancient Egyptian:
    "Tu-aw Hap-reset" It means, "Adoration of Hap-Re-set."
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    Jeffrey Goodman Website:
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ความคิดเห็น • 6

  • @maradenisedaluz8972
    @maradenisedaluz8972 3 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    gratitude!

  • @Michajeru
    @Michajeru 4 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Fantastic!

  • @fabianhale845
    @fabianhale845 4 ปีที่แล้ว +5

    Kleopatra was indeed Greek but was born in Egypt.

    • @ashleybanksss
      @ashleybanksss 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      She was mixed Greek and Black Egyptian. She would have the color as Thandie Newton. Also Cleopatra considered herself Nubian that says it all

    • @fabianhale845
      @fabianhale845 3 ปีที่แล้ว +5

      @@ashleybanksss Kleopatra wasn’t Egyptian in any form. Nor did she consider herself a Nubian, what a blatant lie. Learn about the Ptolemaic dynasty.

  • @ceciliacano7421
    @ceciliacano7421 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    "Cleopatra Lives!"- *Examplary of Women Spritual Power...
    Lesson: " Mind Before Heart ❤️ "
    *To All Contemporary Women💜