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Before the modern era, there were five ways to make music.

You could clap, sing, beat a drum, pluck a string or blow through a pipe.

From that simple set, orchestras were built

and the great pieces composed.

A thousand times a thousand instruments have been invented and refined.

Uncountable rhythms and melodies brought from the mind into the world.

Music is the drumming heartbeat of human work, of socialising and entertainment.

In ancient Egypt, music was an ever-present aspect of life.

Whether it was a party, a meal, a private recital, a funeral, a festival or a temple ritual,

music and singing were frequent elements of any event.

We have an abundance of records detailing when, how and why music was played.

We even know the lyrics to some of the more prestigious or popular songs.

Unfortunately, we simultaneously know a lot about Egyptian music and also very little.

We know what instruments were played, who made them and what combinations they made.

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