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Introducing Lesche: Ancient Greece, New Ideas
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Welcome to Lesche, a podcast on new books and ideas in the field of Ancient Greek Studies.
In each episode, we'll be talking to classicists about their latest contributions to the field.
We’re going to start by releasing two episodes each month, on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month. The first episode will debut on Wednesday, September 11.
You can find us on Instagram, @leschepodcast, or send us an email at leschepodcast@gmail.com
If you have an idea for a new book or topic you think would make for a good conversation, please reach out using this form.
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For more on the Song of Seikilos see:
- M. L. West, Ancient Greek Music. Oxford, 1992, with modern musical notation on p. 301
- A. D'Angour, "The Song of Seikilos: a Musically Annotated Ancient Greek Poem, in Antigone
- E. Pöhlmann and M. West, Documents of Ancient Greek Music. Oxford, 2001. (The Song of Seikilos is dossier #90)
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Thanks for joining us in the Lesche!
Podcast art: Daniel Blanco
Theme music: "The Song of Seikilos," recomposed by Eftychia Christodoulou using Sibelius
This podcast is made possible with the generous support of Brown University’s Department of Classical Studies and the John Nicholas Brown Center for Advanced Study.
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Email: leschepodcast@gmail.com
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