Nefertiti's Song of the Magic Birds from the CD Tears of Isis - Ancient Egyptian Music

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Nefertiti, the legendary queen of Akhenaten, ruled Egypt during the 2nd century BC.
In this piece it is imagined that Nefertiti dreams of the magical birds of the Tuat, the land which ran parallel to Egypt, surrounded by a vast range of mountains.
The Tuat began where the sun set and ended near the place where the sun god Ra rose. Along the river that ran through it were many kinds of magical creatures, including birds of all kinds. When Nefertiti awakens she remembers the song of the birds and she along with the court musicians created the music heard here.
The music here seeks to evoke a magical otherworldly scene from those ancient times, and the instruments and sounds within are thought to originate from the realm of dreams.
The CD of Ancient Egyptian music is available on CD Baby, iTunes and Amazon.

[@theyvanmcgregor]

Exploring for truth,much loved

[@JeffreyGoodmanMusic]

Thanks for the detailed and informative commentary. We still only have a fragmented understanding of the profound mysteries of ancient Egyptian religion and their world view.

[@morsisean77]

AMAZING AS ALWAYS MR. GOODMAN.

[@donnap.4934]

wow..well I will share with my followers. Thanks!
the living..
Nefertiti

[@ebonycannon6739]

Pretty Birds please don't die 🙏 😢 😔 🙂

[@JeffreyGoodmanMusic]

Thanks for listening!

[@karamlevi]

Invigorating medicine.

[@HrhPrinceAndrewOCrowley]

We are the decendants of Pharoah Akhenaten - Moses from his grandson King Gaedhealh who went to Ireland in 1389BC and founded the Gael people as the name Gael derived from his name! And he named Scotland after his mother in Egypt Princess Scota!

[@DawoudKringle]

Brilliant and beautiful!
I wonder what the music of ancient Engypt really sounded like? I suppose we'll never know.

[@JeffreyGoodmanMusic]

Thank you Dawoud Kringle, for listening and the kind words. You are correct - we will never know what ancient Egyptian music really sounded like, but so much of our music has the secret presence of ancient music embedded deeply within it.

[@quatlego]

Sounds like Akira

[@PrimaIsa2010]

@hrh prince andrew o'Crowley
No way! Thats cool very cool
Being irish just got more awesome (if that were possible lol)

[@nasalimbu3078]

Hen

[@niveshatz7064]

this is japanise song

[@zeph6439]

+Nives Hatz It is strange but true, that all music comes from the same common root.