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  1. Most people don't know we've set up a doomsday system': physicist Laura Grego on space, satellites, and nuclear weapons

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    #1ban #laura #grego #doomsday #system #space

  2. Fonte: brians.wsu.edu/2016/11/10/lime
    Letra da música:
    Oh, come now, Muses, (1)
    and go to the craggy sacred place
    upon the far-seen, twin-peaked Parnassus, (2)
    celebrated and dear to us, Pierian maidens. (3)
    Repose on the snow-clad mountain top;
    celebrate the Pythian Lord (4)
    with the goldensword, Phoebus,
    whom Leto bore unassisted (5)
    on the Delian rock (6) surrounded by silvery olives,
    the luxuriant plant
    which the Goddess Pallas (7)
    long ago brought forth.

    Translated by Richard HookerTraduzido por Richard Hooker

    #historiadamusicacommusicas #historiadamusica #GreciaAntiga #grego

  3. Fonte: brians.wsu.edu/2016/11/10/lime
    Letra da música:
    Oh, come now, Muses, (1)
    and go to the craggy sacred place
    upon the far-seen, twin-peaked Parnassus, (2)
    celebrated and dear to us, Pierian maidens. (3)
    Repose on the snow-clad mountain top;
    celebrate the Pythian Lord (4)
    with the goldensword, Phoebus,
    whom Leto bore unassisted (5)
    on the Delian rock (6) surrounded by silvery olives,
    the luxuriant plant
    which the Goddess Pallas (7)
    long ago brought forth.

    Translated by Richard HookerTraduzido por Richard Hooker

    #historiadamusicacommusicas #historiadamusica #GreciaAntiga #grego

  4. Fonte: brians.wsu.edu/2016/11/10/lime
    Letra da música:
    Oh, come now, Muses, (1)
    and go to the craggy sacred place
    upon the far-seen, twin-peaked Parnassus, (2)
    celebrated and dear to us, Pierian maidens. (3)
    Repose on the snow-clad mountain top;
    celebrate the Pythian Lord (4)
    with the goldensword, Phoebus,
    whom Leto bore unassisted (5)
    on the Delian rock (6) surrounded by silvery olives,
    the luxuriant plant
    which the Goddess Pallas (7)
    long ago brought forth.

    Translated by Richard HookerTraduzido por Richard Hooker

    #historiadamusicacommusicas #historiadamusica #GreciaAntiga #grego

  5. Fonte: brians.wsu.edu/2016/11/10/lime
    Letra da música:
    Oh, come now, Muses, (1)
    and go to the craggy sacred place
    upon the far-seen, twin-peaked Parnassus, (2)
    celebrated and dear to us, Pierian maidens. (3)
    Repose on the snow-clad mountain top;
    celebrate the Pythian Lord (4)
    with the goldensword, Phoebus,
    whom Leto bore unassisted (5)
    on the Delian rock (6) surrounded by silvery olives,
    the luxuriant plant
    which the Goddess Pallas (7)
    long ago brought forth.

    Translated by Richard HookerTraduzido por Richard Hooker

    #historiadamusicacommusicas #historiadamusica #GreciaAntiga #grego

  6. HISTÓRIA DA MÚSICA ATRAVÉS DE MÚSICAS

    ANTIGUIDADE (138AEC)
    Esse é o primeiro (de dois) "Hino a Apolo".
    Aqui, a mesma situação das demais músicas da Antiguidade cuja notação musical sobreviveu: voz e instrumento tocam as mesmas notas.

    youtube.com/watch?v=tbA8WF4V0tg

    #historiadamusicacommusicas #historiadamusica #GreciaAntiga #grego

  7. HISTÓRIA DA MÚSICA ATRAVÉS DE MÚSICAS

    ANTIGUIDADE (138AEC)
    Esse é o primeiro (de dois) "Hino a Apolo".
    Aqui, a mesma situação das demais músicas da Antiguidade cuja notação musical sobreviveu: voz e instrumento tocam as mesmas notas.

    youtube.com/watch?v=tbA8WF4V0tg

    #historiadamusicacommusicas #historiadamusica #GreciaAntiga #grego

  8. HISTÓRIA DA MÚSICA ATRAVÉS DE MÚSICAS

    ANTIGUIDADE (138AEC)
    Esse é o primeiro (de dois) "Hino a Apolo".
    Aqui, a mesma situação das demais músicas da Antiguidade cuja notação musical sobreviveu: voz e instrumento tocam as mesmas notas.

    youtube.com/watch?v=tbA8WF4V0tg

    #historiadamusicacommusicas #historiadamusica #GreciaAntiga #grego

  9. HISTÓRIA DA MÚSICA ATRAVÉS DE MÚSICAS

    ANTIGUIDADE (138AEC)
    Esse é o primeiro (de dois) "Hino a Apolo".
    Aqui, a mesma situação das demais músicas da Antiguidade cuja notação musical sobreviveu: voz e instrumento tocam as mesmas notas.

    youtube.com/watch?v=tbA8WF4V0tg

    #historiadamusicacommusicas #historiadamusica #GreciaAntiga #grego

  10. Fonte: brians.wsu.edu/2016/11/10/lime
    Letra da música:
    Oh, come now, Muses, (1)
    and go to the craggy sacred place
    upon the far-seen, twin-peaked Parnassus, (2)
    celebrated and dear to us, Pierian maidens. (3)
    Repose on the snow-clad mountain top;
    celebrate the Pythian Lord (4)
    with the goldensword, Phoebus,
    whom Leto bore unassisted (5)
    on the Delian rock (6) surrounded by silvery olives,
    the luxuriant plant
    which the Goddess Pallas (7)
    long ago brought forth.

    Translated by Richard HookerTraduzido por Richard Hooker

    #historiadamusicacommusicas #historiadamusica #GreciaAntiga #grego

  11. Fonte: brians.wsu.edu/2016/11/10/lime
    Letra da música:
    Oh, come now, Muses, (1)
    and go to the craggy sacred place
    upon the far-seen, twin-peaked Parnassus, (2)
    celebrated and dear to us, Pierian maidens. (3)
    Repose on the snow-clad mountain top;
    celebrate the Pythian Lord (4)
    with the goldensword, Phoebus,
    whom Leto bore unassisted (5)
    on the Delian rock (6) surrounded by silvery olives,
    the luxuriant plant
    which the Goddess Pallas (7)
    long ago brought forth.

    Translated by Richard HookerTraduzido por Richard Hooker

    #historiadamusicacommusicas #historiadamusica #GreciaAntiga #grego

  12. Fonte: brians.wsu.edu/2016/11/10/lime
    Letra da música:
    Oh, come now, Muses, (1)
    and go to the craggy sacred place
    upon the far-seen, twin-peaked Parnassus, (2)
    celebrated and dear to us, Pierian maidens. (3)
    Repose on the snow-clad mountain top;
    celebrate the Pythian Lord (4)
    with the goldensword, Phoebus,
    whom Leto bore unassisted (5)
    on the Delian rock (6) surrounded by silvery olives,
    the luxuriant plant
    which the Goddess Pallas (7)
    long ago brought forth.

    Translated by Richard HookerTraduzido por Richard Hooker

    #historiadamusicacommusicas #historiadamusica #GreciaAntiga #grego

  13. Fonte: brians.wsu.edu/2016/11/10/lime
    Letra da música:
    Oh, come now, Muses, (1)
    and go to the craggy sacred place
    upon the far-seen, twin-peaked Parnassus, (2)
    celebrated and dear to us, Pierian maidens. (3)
    Repose on the snow-clad mountain top;
    celebrate the Pythian Lord (4)
    with the goldensword, Phoebus,
    whom Leto bore unassisted (5)
    on the Delian rock (6) surrounded by silvery olives,
    the luxuriant plant
    which the Goddess Pallas (7)
    long ago brought forth.

    Translated by Richard HookerTraduzido por Richard Hooker

    #historiadamusicacommusicas #historiadamusica #GreciaAntiga #grego