The King Lyre of Pan Kylix lyre - 9strings Ancient Greek Lyre - Massive Authentic Lyre

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“I Call strong Pan, the substance of the whole, etherial, marine, earthly, general soul, Immortal fire; for all the world is thine, and all are parts of thee, O pow’r divine. Come, blessed Pan, whom rural haunts delight, come, leaping, agile, wand’ring, starry light.” – Orphic Hymn to Pan

| Recently, Luthieros’ members managed finally to discover quite impressive, truly beautiful and long animal horns, by animals that have passed away due to natural causes. This is a very rare situation, as we always use only what nature “gives” us at any given time. So, here we are… we just finished the construction of the most impressive Kylix Lyre that we ever built, something quite obvious by the photographs! We can’t possible know when and if we will be able to manufacture similar instruments in the foreseeable future, so we have just one item here and a “first come first served” situation! :)

| Check out some videos of our Kylix Lyres being played by the most well-known ancient lyre player around the world, Michael Levy: you ever thought of having a unique ancient artefact in your home or even learn how to play an ancient music instrument invented by a God itself, then you never had an opportunity like this before… This listing is for the “King” of our ancient Greek Kylix’s lyres, named after “Pan”, the god of the wild, companion of the nymphs.

His name originates within the Ancient Greek language from the word paein (πάειν), and he is depicted having hindquarters, legs, and horns of a goat, in the same manner as a faun or satyr.
The “King Lyre of Pan” is a member of the lyre family “Kylix”. The Ancient Greek “κύλιξ” was a type of wine-drinking cup that was used mainly during symposiums in the ancient world. For this reason, they were often decorated with depictions of Dionysos (the god of wine) and his satyrs, along with scenes of love or even orgies.

| Learn how to play the ancient Greek lyre!
Michael Levy, the most well-known ancient lyre player around the world, put together for us 11 video lessons (available online at our website). No matter if you are a completely amateur or a professional music player, you can play the lyre following Michael’s steps: http://www.luthieros.com/learn-to-play-the-lyre

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