- Odyssey, and
laments continued to be sung in
elegiacs accompanied by the
aulos in
classical and ****enistic Greece.
Elements of
laments appear in Beowulf...
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refer to:
Laments (Kochanowski), a 16th-century
series of
threnodies "The
Lament", or Li Sao, a
Chinese poem
Lament b****, a free
musical form
Lament (band)...
- "Nine
Laments" (traditional Chinese: 九歎;
simplified Chinese: 九叹; pinyin: Jiǔ tàn; lit. 'Nine
Laments') is one of the 17
major sections of the
ancient Chinese...
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Lithuanian laments is an
archaic genre of
Lithuanian folk songs.
There are two
major categories of
Lithuanian laments:
funeral lament (laidotuvių rauda)...
-
Laments for
Josiah is the term used in
reference to 2
Chronicles 35:25. The p****age reads: "And
Jeremiah lamented for Josiah: and all the
singing men...
- Adam's
Lament is an old
Russian Orthodox lament,
originally sung
during Lent. M****cripts of the
lament date from the
fifteenth to
seventeenth centuries...
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James Douglas Morrison (December 8, 1943 – July 3, 1971) was an
American singer,
songwriter and poet who was the lead
vocalist and
primary lyricist of...
-
Lamentations shares some
motifs with
earlier Mesopotamian laments.
Whereas the
Mesopotamian laments are in the
voice of the city's
tutelary goddess, Lamentations...
- Dido's
Lament ("When I am laid in earth") is the
closing aria from the
opera Dido and
Aeneas by
Henry Purcell to a
libretto by
Nahum Tate. It is included...
- "city
laments"—dirges for
ruined cities in the
voice of the city's
tutelary goddess. The
other city
laments are: The
Lament for
Sumer and Ur The
Lament for...
