- The
epinikion or
epinicion (pl.:
epinikia or epinicia, Gr**** ἐπινίκιον, from epi-, "on", + nikê, "victory") is a
genre of
occasional poetry also known...
- leader, script, or rehearsal. In the
performance of Gr****
victory odes (
epinikia) at post-Game
celebrations for
winning athletes, the
choral singers often...
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lyric poetry. The
largest part of his
surviving works is the
Victory Odes (
Epinikia),
chorus songs to be sung in the
homeland of the
winner of the
Games upon...
- book of threnoi – "laments" 4
books of
epinikia – "victory odes" Of this vast and
varied corpus, only the
epinikia – odes
written to
commemorate athletic...
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poetry we are reading." Gr****
lyric poems celebrate athletic victories (
epinikia),
commemorate the dead,
exhort soldiers to valor, and
offer religious devotion...
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Symphony No. 6
Aphorisms for
choir and
orchestra (1984)
Symphony No. 7 (1988)
Epinikia (1947)
Kiinan muuri,
suite from The
Great Wall of
China (1949)
Valse Uralia...
- maidens"
hyporchemata – "songs for
light dances"
enkomia – "songs of praise"
epinikia – "victory odes"
erotica – "songs of love" The
Alexandrian grammarian Didymus...
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woman to do so, but only
fragments were published. She also
translated the
epinikia of Pindar,
poems by
Sappho and Anacreon, and po****r
songs of
modern Greece...
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Recorded 1978 at
Lukaskirche Dresden. (ETERNA 8 27 199–200) Englund:
Epinikia.
Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra. (FINNLEVY SFX 34) Franck: Symphony; Symphonic...
