The bottom chords are very heavy. Its like a barechords but with octave thing higher. You find that in Paganini, in Yngwie heavy stuff doomy almost, Sabbath, and especially Morbid Angel
This is the intro to a metal album "Djinn" from the band Melechesh. While it does take heavy inspiration from ancient Mesopotamia, this music is a modern composition.
@@mist0199 Yeah thing is alot of people here actually believe that it was made around that time when in reality it's a song from a modern band. So I just don't want the people here to be misinformed, that's all.
@@sergioenrique346 yes.. it is us, we composed it 1997 and recorded in 2000 this for our 2001 album djinn each album we have a traditional instrumental
thanks for this! you guys used any sort of 2500 bc song noting for inspiration or composed it all by yourselves from scratch? I mean, why people are saying this is 2500 bc music?
@@No-ny8so I doubt it bhahahaha but if at least one of the tracks/instruments at at least some compasses was what was found, it would already be mind blowing! The mere fact that mesopotamians were working with harmony + melody hundreds of years before others is already pretty incridible. If they've worked such complexity as Melechesh song showed 45 centuries ago, phew...
Here's the instruments: Lute - Some variation of Tanbur/Setar (can't point to what exactly). Tanbourine Percussion - Darbuka (A ceramic one and a sheepskin one for deeper drum sound) Flute - Ney Zills (Finger cymbals) Zither - Qanun
I’ve never had this song reach out to me IN consolation before. I see what I’ve understood to miss understanding deeper. Many shades of a feeling. ✨♦️✨
This country is the first civilization on Earth. It taught people writing, law, machinery and civilization. This land is the land of the Ziggurat of Ur, the house of the Lord, the land of the Tower of Babel and the Hanging Gardens, the land of decorations and beauty, and although they owned and controlled the kingdoms of the ancient world, their interest in urbanization is more than their interest With wars, the result would have been that their enemies surprised them in late ages, so their enemies destroyed their civilization with all hatred and wasted on humanity many of the features of this ancient civilization.