大英博物館のインスタグラム(britishmuseum) - 4月8日 20時09分

Notes from this silver lyre rung out in Ur in Mesopotamia (now in modern-day southern Iraq) over 4,000 years ago. It’s made of lavishly decorated silver and red limestone. The frame, tuners and strings are modern reproductions made from casts of the long-decayed wooden parts. Below the bull’s head are decorated panels depicting fallow deer and a tree on a hill, lions attacking a goat, and a lion attacking a gazelle. Music accompanied many celebratory and ritual occasions in ancient Mesopotamia.
You can experience a diverse range of musical performances during our upcoming #BMmusicfestival, starting 16 April. To celebrate the occasion, our curators have picked 15 instruments from across time and around the world in our new blog post – link in bio. #BritishMuseum #MusicFestival #AncientHistory #Mesopotamia #lyre #silver #music #ClassicalMusic

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