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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Honestly it sounds like the Kithara could handle acoustic versions of metal songs, without the electricity. The Greeks were awesome.
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The origin of the word "guitar" is even more apparent when you realize that the ancient pronunciation of 'th' was actually an aspirated 't', so it sounded kinda like "kit-hara."
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I can't imagine anyone not liking this. I mean how could anyone be antikythera.
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The kithara has a whammy bar wow lol
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As a greek electric guitar player I seriously can't thank you enough for this information!
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Im greek and i wish we were as clever as the ancient Greek...
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So concisely explained, yet so present in the moment in which the music is played, reverence for every note played, as a portal to a time lost long ago...
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This channel is a gift to all those who seek to learn something new. Thank you.
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Greetings from 🏛️ Athens - Hellas🇬🇷 My friend you have the ancient Hellinic spirit in you. You have the golden ratio in your soul. Thank you. I enjoy so mutch this sound your kindness your talent of your voice and performing with the ancient Hellinic κιθάρα. May the Olympians be with you.
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You should teach in schools
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I was not aware of all this amazing information. Vibratos and harmonics? Amazing! Thank you very much. Ευχαριστώ πολύ
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This is so hauntingly beautiful - It gives me joy to know there are artists of this calibre.
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I love how you explore instruments from long ago and try to sound as authentic as possible from drawings and other small clues. This kithara sounds incredible and I love your tones. Thank you so much for gifting us all with these educational and lovely videos!
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My mind was travelling to some magnificent ancient places while I was listening to you singing and playing this beautiful instrument, thank you!
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Dude you're amazing I never heard anybody (non greek ) know that much stuff about ancient greek music,as a greek myself I bet there are many greek people who don't know as much stuff as you do
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My ancestors are from Thessaloniki, and I love seeing and learning about this.
Thank you kindly for educating all of us.
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Peter Pringle - we are so lucky that you have explained this instrument to us, will you do more? Are you available to tutor?
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I really love your videos. These old instruments are sending me on a journey when i close my eyes.
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The 8:05 part is just outstanding. What a voice.
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@enaremco
7 years ago
I can remember this song making the Top 10 in Athens back in 484 BC.
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