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Sheet Music: ScoreLament of the flutes for Dumuzi : per flauto e pianoforte / Katia Tiutiunnik.by Katia Tiutiunnik (1999)
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In composing Lament of the flutes for Dumuzi, my intention was to create a symbolic form portraying the religious experiences, which, in ancient Mesopotamia, found expression in the cult of Dumuzi. The initial inspiration for the work came from an English translation of a cuneiform hymn, entitled "Lament of the flutes for Damu." This lament was sung to the accompaniment of flutes every year in the precincts of the Temple Eanna, in ancient Uruk (Biblical Erech), as part of the ritual mourning of the dead Dumuzi in his aspect of the child god Damu.
This is the second work of Between two rivers: A trilogy.
Published by: Taukay Edizioni Musicali — 1 score (15p. -- A4 (portrait))
Difficulty: Advanced
Duration: 8 mins
One of 'Between two rivers : a cycle of three works'.
Publisher's no.: 2000/32.
The composer notes the following styles, subjects, genres, etc. associated with this work:
Central Asian folk music, Arab music, Mesopotamian mythology, Armenian music, Persian music.
This is a handwritten edition — it is not typeset.
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- Video: Lament of the flutes for Dummuzi
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