SEIKILO Ancient World Music | Cinematic Ancient World Music with the Lyre — ARE MOU RINDINEDDHA, Pausis Debut Album @SEIKILO | Uploaded July 2024 | Updated October 2024, 14 hours ago.
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Experience true cinematic music deeply inspired by the ancient world with the ancient lyre at its center, beautifully framed by outstanding female vocalists and soundscapes straight out of the greatest ancient civilizations of the Meditteranean sea.
In this song, titled Are Mou Rindineddha, Theodore Koumartzis plays on a LUTHIEROS Lyre of Orpheus, masterfully handcrafted in Greece, with Eljona Eleni Sinjari on vocals, Evagoras Bekiaris on the beats, Marios Podaras on the violin, and Manos Stratis on the double bass.
Evagoras Bekiaris is behind this majestic music production, while Nikolaos Koumartzis, D.Phil., has the Art Direction of the whole project.
PAUSIS Debut Album Release
_In the silence, the universe answers
© Original compositions by Theodoros Koumartzis
🙏 Supported by LUTHIEROS Musical Instruments & SEIKILO Ancient World Music Channel
⚫ Find the perfect lyre for you at luthieros.com
🔵 Learn how to play the lyre and other ancient musical instruments at
lyreacademy.com/choose-your-next-course
🎙️ About PAUSIS
PAUSIS is a music collective featuring ancient and modern musical instruments performing original compositions inspired by our share ancient world music heritage.
The band features the ancient lyre as its main instrument, masterfully framed by outstanding female vocalists and soundscapes straight out of the greatest ancient civilizations of the Meditteranean sea. Formed in 2017, PAUSIS performed live at prominent music festivals in Greece and abroad, releasing its debut album (titled Pausis) in 2022.
Through cinematic improvisational arrangements, their music narrates journeys into the audience’s inner-self, with a distinctive scent of ancient myths and wisdom. They call their music “a secret form of communication,” i.e., a parallel and unobserved form of expression behind the obvious. Pausis is the unseen point at which all obvious forms of communication (dialogue, sounds, gestures, writing) converge to express something higher than their sum.
PAUSIS’s music is a meeting point of Ancient World Music with contemporary Fusion and a cinematic narrative mood with original compositions by its members.
🎨 About the Artwork
The artwork featured in this video was created with MidJourney, a generative artificial intelligence that creates art from natural language descriptions called "prompts." Nikolaos Koumartzis, D.Phil., our lead filmmaker, guided Midjourney to create cinematic moments of solo travelers discovering ancient world ruins while listening to music.
All the paintings in this series are inspired by actual ancient civilizations such as ancient Greece, Rome, and India. Different ancient world civilizations were chosen as a source of inspiration based on the theme of each song, the underlying feeling, or the musical instruments that participated in each recording.
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Experience true cinematic music deeply inspired by the ancient world with the ancient lyre at its center, beautifully framed by outstanding female vocalists and soundscapes straight out of the greatest ancient civilizations of the Meditteranean sea.
In this song, titled Are Mou Rindineddha, Theodore Koumartzis plays on a LUTHIEROS Lyre of Orpheus, masterfully handcrafted in Greece, with Eljona Eleni Sinjari on vocals, Evagoras Bekiaris on the beats, Marios Podaras on the violin, and Manos Stratis on the double bass.
Evagoras Bekiaris is behind this majestic music production, while Nikolaos Koumartzis, D.Phil., has the Art Direction of the whole project.
PAUSIS Debut Album Release
_In the silence, the universe answers
© Original compositions by Theodoros Koumartzis
🙏 Supported by LUTHIEROS Musical Instruments & SEIKILO Ancient World Music Channel
⚫ Find the perfect lyre for you at luthieros.com
🔵 Learn how to play the lyre and other ancient musical instruments at
lyreacademy.com/choose-your-next-course
🎙️ About PAUSIS
PAUSIS is a music collective featuring ancient and modern musical instruments performing original compositions inspired by our share ancient world music heritage.
The band features the ancient lyre as its main instrument, masterfully framed by outstanding female vocalists and soundscapes straight out of the greatest ancient civilizations of the Meditteranean sea. Formed in 2017, PAUSIS performed live at prominent music festivals in Greece and abroad, releasing its debut album (titled Pausis) in 2022.
Through cinematic improvisational arrangements, their music narrates journeys into the audience’s inner-self, with a distinctive scent of ancient myths and wisdom. They call their music “a secret form of communication,” i.e., a parallel and unobserved form of expression behind the obvious. Pausis is the unseen point at which all obvious forms of communication (dialogue, sounds, gestures, writing) converge to express something higher than their sum.
PAUSIS’s music is a meeting point of Ancient World Music with contemporary Fusion and a cinematic narrative mood with original compositions by its members.
🎨 About the Artwork
The artwork featured in this video was created with MidJourney, a generative artificial intelligence that creates art from natural language descriptions called "prompts." Nikolaos Koumartzis, D.Phil., our lead filmmaker, guided Midjourney to create cinematic moments of solo travelers discovering ancient world ruins while listening to music.
All the paintings in this series are inspired by actual ancient civilizations such as ancient Greece, Rome, and India. Different ancient world civilizations were chosen as a source of inspiration based on the theme of each song, the underlying feeling, or the musical instruments that participated in each recording.
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