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King David playing a lyre. 10th-11th century manuscript of St Martial de Limoges

King David playing a lyre. 10th-11th century manuscript of St Martial de Limoges


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King David playing a lyre. 10th-11th century manuscript of St Martial de Limoges

King David playing a lyre. 10th-11th century manuscript of St Martial de Limoges. Probably a Rebec (Rebeck) 3-stringed instrument developed from Arab Rabab. Bibliotheque Nationale

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Arab Bibliotheque Century David Developed Instrument King Limoges Lyre Manuscript Musical Nationale Playing Martial Rebec


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This print captures a moment frozen in time, depicting the legendary King David immersed in his musical prowess. Dating back to the 10th-11th century, this manuscript from St Martial de Limoges showcases the artistic mastery of that era. King David is shown delicately strumming a lyre, an instrument synonymous with his name and renowned for its melodic enchantment. The lyre itself is believed to be a Rebec, a three-stringed instrument that evolved from the Arab Rabab. This fusion of cultures highlights the interconnectedness of musical traditions across civilizations throughout history. The intricate details on this manuscript exemplify the devotion and skill invested by its creators. Housed within the prestigious Bibliotheque Nationale, this artifact not only serves as a testament to King David's musical talents but also reflects religion's profound influence on art during that period. It offers us a glimpse into an ancient world where music was revered as both an expression of faith and a source of solace. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing image, we are transported back in time, enveloped by the harmonious melodies resonating from King David's lyre. It reminds us of our shared human experience through centuries past and invites us to appreciate the enduring power of music as it transcends cultural boundaries and connects souls across generations.

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