Ensemble `De Organographia`: Philip Neuman (avlos, kitara, lyre, pan flute, vocals, wind instruments)
(13)
Salamis Euripides
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A fragment of a tragedy `Iphigenia in Aulis` from Leiden papyrus (P. Leiden inv. P.510; IV-III âåê äî í. ý.)
Philip Neuman , Ensemble De Organographia 
Ensemble `De Organographia`: Philip Neuman (avlos, kitara, lyre, pan flute, vocals, wind instruments)
(14)
Ensemble `De Organographia`: Philip Neuman (avlos, kitara, lyre, pan flute, vocals, wind instruments)
(13)
Salamis Euripides
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A piece of music first antistrophe of the tragedy `Orestes» (III c. BC)
Philip Neuman , Ensemble De Organographia
Ensemble `De Organographia`: Philip Neuman (avlos, kitara, lyre, pan flute, vocals, wind instruments)
(10)
Ensemble `De Organographia`: Philip Neuman (avlos, kitara, lyre, pan flute, vocals, wind instruments)
(10)
Athenaeus
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The first hymn of Apollo at Delphi (c. 138 BC)
Philip Neuman , Ensemble De Organographia 
Ensemble `De Organographia`: Philip Neuman (avlos, kitara, lyre, pan flute, vocals, wind instruments)
(15)
Ensemble `De Organographia`: Philip Neuman (avlos, kitara, lyre, pan flute, vocals, wind instruments)
(13)
`De Organographia`.
(8)
Limenius
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The second hymn of Apollo at Delphi (Limenius; c. 128 BC)
Philip Neuman , Ensemble De Organographia 
Ensemble `De Organographia`: Philip Neuman (avlos, kitara, lyre, pan flute, vocals, wind instruments)
(5)
De Organographia Ensemble: Philip Neuman (avlos, kitara, lyre, pan flute, vocals, wind instruments)
(4)
Ensemble `De Organographia`: Philip Neuman (avlos, kitara, lyre, pan flute, vocals, wind instruments)
(9)
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