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Almost 5000 years old the Lyre of Ur commonly known as the Harp of Ur is truly the oldest wonder of the world of music.
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Committee and Team Members |
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Project
Founder and Team Leader
Research in to the initial shape and
drawings of the Golden Lyre. Preparing,
drying the wood and making the actual
body of the Lyre. Stringing and tuning
the Golden Lyre. |
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Revising
and further researching the initial
drawings of the Golden Lyre and preparing
the second drawings.
Preparing a virtual three dimensional
model of the Lyre.
Cutting and inlaying the shell, lapis
lazuli and limestone decoration on the
Lyre. |
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Carrying
out and laying the gold sheets on the arms
of the Lyre and the bulls head. |
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Advising
the team on how best to tune the Lyre to the
Arabic Music. Writing the very first Iraqi
Music to be played on the Lyre. Choosing the
musician who will play the Iraqi Music with
the Lyre. |
| Edward
Witsenburg |
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Mr.
Edward Witsenburg from the Netherlands, a
harp performer of great renown who, throughout
his broad career, has collaborated with great
directors and ensembles, both in the 'classical'
and in the early music fields, will write
and perform the very first western masterpiece
especially for the Golden Lyre of Ur. |
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The
famous Italian sculptor who is carving the
bull's head for the Golden Lyre. Fro a family
of great artists. his father Enrico Morder
Doss, and brother Paul Moroder
Doss also great artist. Mr Filip Moroder Doss
won several prizes and recognitions for his
art work and achievements from the Italian
Government and the Vatican. One of his many
outstanding work is Tower of the Greek. |
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| © Copyright 2003, 2004,2005
Norbert Maier, Mohamad Al Janabi |
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