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Hurrian songs

Hurrian songs

Collection of music dating from approximately 1400 BCE.

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  4. Hurrians

    Historical ethnic group of Southwest Asia.

    10%

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    Extinct ancient language of Mesopotamia.

    7.5%

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    Writing system of the ancient Near East.

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    Music of the Hittite people.

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  9. Musical notation

    Visual representation of music.

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  1. Seikilos epitaph

    Oldest surviving complete piece of music.

    17%

  2. Ancient music

    Music developed in literate civilizations.

    14%

  3. Music of Mesopotamia

    12%

  4. Hurrians

    Historical ethnic group of Southwest Asia.

    10%

  5. Music

    Form of art using sound.

    7%

  6. History of music

    4.7%

  7. Delphic Hymns

    Musical compositions from Ancient Greece.

    4%

  8. Poetry

    Form of literature.

    2%

  9. Musical notation

    Visual representation of music.

    1.7%

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    Ancient palace on the coast of Syria.

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