Ancient Egypt

About the Artist
Ali Jihad Racy is an established performer, ethnomusicologist, and specialist on music of the Near East. He has performed extensively in his country of birth, Lebanon, as well as in the U.S. and Canada. Racy is a virtuoso on the nay and buzuq, and also plays the violin, rababah, daff, and arghul.

Product Description
Composed and performed on traditional Near Eastern instruments by accomplished Arab artist Ali Jihad Racy, this CD is a musical tribute to the ancient treasures and religious symbolism of the Egyptian Book of The Dead.

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Average customer rating: Great For Meditation Excellent in every way! Exceptionally Good TOTALY AWSOME MUSIC Perfect for Khemetic/Pagan/Meditation devotees

Meditation Music of Ancient Egypt Gerald Jay Markoe Manufacturer: Astromusic ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Ambient | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Self-Help | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music General | New Age | Styles | Music Meditation | New Age | Styles | Music Similar Items: Ancient Egypt Immortal Egypt Ambient Egypt, Sounds from Ancient Sources Ankh: The Sound of Ancient Egypt Pharaoh: Sound of Mystery ASIN: B0001DMXJC Release Date: 2004-03-02

Tracks:

1. Entering The Eternal Now
2. Pre Dawn Meditation
3. Sacred Ceremony
4. Ancient Sunrise
5. Egyptian Shaman
6. Initation
7. Sacred Movements
8. Egyptian Magic
9. Immortality

Customer Reviews:

Great For Meditation.......2007-06-25

I have spent many hours listening to this CD while meditating.

It seems to bring my feelings out and make me think about a lot of things.

It definitely sounds like ancient Egptian music to me. I guess they used the same sort of instruments that would have been used at that time.

Plato believed that Isis created some of the music from very ancient Egypt.

I guess the image on the cover is supposed to be Isis. She has very dark skin, almost black.

The great Edgar Cayce claimed that he had known and become romantically involved with Isis around 10,500 BC in Egypt. Their story is an interesting one which involved Ra Ta's enemies using the goddess' great beauty as a political weapon to ensnare the former Atlantean priest.

I bring this up here since Isis appeared at that time as a dancer in the mysterious temples such as the 'Temple Beautiful'. Apparently music and dance were used in very esoteric and mysterious ways to help the 'things' become normal again.

Jeff Marzano

Higher Ground

The Lives of Edgar Cayce

Edgar Cayce's Egypt: Psychic Revelations on the Most Fascinating Civilization Ever Known

Excellent in every way!.......2007-01-21

I use this cd often, during my healing or Energy sessions. I also use it during my Energy classes. All of the songs have an interesting, sort of captivating, sometimes haunting melody. My clients & students enjoy when I play this cd. Many clients have gone out & bought it themselves.

Exceptionally Good.......2005-11-11

If you are sufficiently interested in this type of music to read this review, you will probably like this CD. If you also like to meditate with music on, you will definitely like this CD. The music will transport you in both time and space. I gave the CD four stars instead of five because it has one flaw: Track number 4 sounds too modern, and is out of place. If you can program your CD player, skip track 4, and you will have a great experience.

TOTALY AWSOME MUSIC.......2005-07-31

The music is outstanding. Just light some incense and you are in Ancient Egypt. Great pick of instruments. I could not have picked a better CD for Ancirnt Egypt. Totaly puts you in trance state. You got to buy it.

Perfect for Khemetic/Pagan/Meditation devotees.......2004-04-03

If I could give this a 10, I would!

I've been on the quest for good sacred space/meditation music for quite some time. I took a risk since, I really couldn't tell by the sound bytes if I'd like it. I brought it home, lit some incense, candles and got comfortable whilst I pressed 'play'. For me, it was like magic. "At first, the metallic-stringed harp reminded me of Japanese music, but as the album moves along, there's something not quite Asian, African or Middle Eastern -- but definitely mystical. I would think Markoe tapped into the "Eternal Now" so aptly put on the first track of the CD. My small, cramped bedroom was turned into a temple and I, its priestess. Well done! The great thing is that each track can apply to a specific ritual or practice and their names reflect that. The first song, I used for meditation (simply programmed to repeat over and over). The next one is great for morning or "pre-dawn devotion" as described and so on. Quite versatile and yet it doesn't command one's attention, so you can easily meditate, sleep, do yoga or journal to it without being mesmerized by the melodies.

Average customer rating: Someone finally did it right! excellent recreation of ancient music Simply the Best Re-Creation of Antique Music Summer

Music of the Ancient Sumerians, Egyptians and Greeks Ensemble De Organographia , Philip Neuman , and Gayle Stuwe Neuman Manufacturer: Pandourians ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Egypt | Africa | International | Styles | Music Greece | Continental Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music Similar Items: Music of the Ancient Greeks Melpomen: Ancient Greek Music Musique de la Grece Antique Ancient Egypt Music of the Ancient Rome ASIN: B000044U1S Release Date: 2000-05-23

Customer Reviews:

Someone finally did it right!.......2007-08-04

Someone finally managed to figure out what ancient music would have sounded like. Up until now, the majority of the attempts at reconstructing ancient music have simply been either A. BAD or B. AFFECTED. (In particular, there were some really lousy "reconstructions" done by a group in Spain.) As a student of classical Chinese music, and a linguist, I've always had an interest in what ancient Western and Middle Eastern music would have sounded like and had something to compare "reconstructions" to since classical Chinese music IS ancient music, dating from the Bronze age. (The Chinese were the one group of ancient civilizations that kept their music intact.) The Chinese scale is remarkably similar to the ancient Greek scale (Chinese scale lacks the "fa" note deliberately since Confucians thought this note drove men insane...and interestingly enough this note is necessary to write modern military music, like Sousa marches.) I've played the 21-string Guzheng for many years now and been amazed how ancient it sounds. This gives me a comparison to listen to reconstructions of Western and Middle Eastern ancient music. Up until this album, everybody else was playing the songs too slow without any emotion and trying to make their reconstructions sound like modern symphony music. Ancient music was first and foremost folk music. Even the religious music was folk music which had been codified over the years. True, in both China and Greece and Rome there were a few "symphonies" and "high-brow" compositions, but NONE of those survied in the west (and none is popular in China) since what survives is what common people (not musicologists) like. These guys nailed it. This album is definitely worth buying. (Ignore the negative comments by another reviewer which were dumb anyway.)

excellent recreation of ancient music.......2006-04-25

this cd was all i hoped for. It is beautiful and almost seems to sweep the listener away it is so vividly done. It is steady as an ocean tide the tempos dont change drastically as in modern music but has a peaceful almost philosophical cadence to it. I highly reccomend these recordings.

Simply the Best Re-Creation of Antique Music.......2006-01-25

This is the album by Ensemble De Organographia (Gayle Stuwe Neuman and Phlip Neuman). Probably you had heard thier CDs "Music of the Ancient Greeks" and "Carnevale! Festive Music of 16th century Italy".
Disc consists of 3 sets of Antique World music. Ancient Greek Music newly founded at Oxyrhinchus in Egypt (world premiere recording); music from ancient city Ugarit (XIII century B.C.) - Sumero-Babylonian music (including oldest notated music in the history of humankind); music of the Egyptians reconstructed after descriptions by Plutarch and Apuleius.
Ensemble De Organographia re-creates this music with such love and unerstanding of the ancient cultures, that you nearly feel the breezes of the Mediterranean sea and see the landscapes of its shores. They perform it as a music of still living folk tradition.
Of course you wouldn`t find here ancient analog of the 5th Beethoven`s symphony:)
The value of this music is that you could understand internal world and spirituality of the ancient people. It`s a miracle...
I had heard different "restorations" of the Music of the Ancient World - and this work by Ensemble De Organographia is simply the best!!! A must for the lover of the Antique culture.
And it`s hard for me to understand why works by Synaulia and Atrium Musicae De Madrid are so popular.
You could find CDs by Ensemble De Organographia on website by North Pacific Music. There you would find sound samples.

My real rate of this CD - 10 stars!!!!

You could also try CD "Music in the Age of the Pyramids" by Rafael Perez Arroyo (released in Europe by NAR). He uses coptic music as a model for reconsruction of the music of the Ancient Egypt.

Summer.......2001-02-12

I would love to listen a real-audio on the web to really say something about this CD, I'm sorry

Average customer rating: Ancient Egypt: Sherri's Opinion good mood music First time listener Beautiful! An interpretation of Ancient Egypt

Ancient Egypt Ali Jihad Racy Manufacturer: Lyrichord Discs Inc. ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Traditional Folk | Folk | Styles | Music Egypt | Africa | International | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music General | Middle East | International | Styles | Music Lebanon | Middle East | International | Styles | Music Arabic | Middle East | International | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Traditional | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music General | International | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Meditation Music of Ancient Egypt Ankh: The Sound of Ancient Egypt Ambient Egypt, Sounds from Ancient Sources Musique de la Grece Antique Melpomen: Ancient Greek Music ASIN: B00000229Q Release Date: 1993-01-18

Tracks:

1. The Lamentations of Isis
2. The Land of the Blessed
3. Hymn to Osiris
4. The Boat of Millions of Years
5. The Holy Lotus
6. Funeral Procession
7. Hymn for the Sunrise
8. The Triumph of the Deceased

Album Description

Composed and performed on traditional Near Eastern instruments by accomplished Arab artist Ali Jihad Racy, this CD is a musical tribute to the ancient treasures and religious symbolism of the Egyptian Book of The Dead.

Customer Reviews:

Ancient Egypt: Sherri's Opinion.......2007-04-11

I haven't been able to get enough of this music lately. It's lovely, evocative, and perfect background for serious reading or thinking. The music was written as background for the Seattle Art Museum Tutankhamun Exhibit and must have inspired those viewing the exhibit to think seriously about the meaning of the art they saw, the meaning of the young king's life, and perhaps the meaning of their own. Jihad Racy is highly skilled and probably promotes intercultural understanding with his music. It's fun to listen to the old and/or traditional instruments. Perhaps ancient Egyptian music was not truly like this music, but for the sake of the Egyptians, I hope it was.

good mood music.......2006-11-12

after seeing the tut exhibit, i had found the background music almost hypnotic. it added greatly to the images before me. i thought this would be pleasant to listen to at home. unfortunately, ancient styled egyptian music is hard to find. in some places even this cd has a more modernized, or slightly moroccan sound to it. yet, overall it's one of the better i've found so far. don't expect 8 pieces of music that are greatly varied in style and delivery. the variances are small, but the somewhat repetitiousness of sound adds to it's relaxation value. it can easily be used as a background music that puts you at ease, but doesn't distract you from your point of focus.

First time listener.......2006-06-30

As the first CD I've bought with "Ancient Music" on it I was impressed, but since I've heard other CD's of music from Egypt and Greece, I found this one more orchestrated. Not that that takes away from it's listening pleasure but the others gave me more of a feel of the Ancient times the music is supposed to represent. It is made to represent ancient music while some of the others are based on actual written music (or so they say) that had been found on scrolls. All in all it was an excellent way to begin my journey into the past.

Beautiful!.......2003-09-08

I'm not an expert on Egyptian music or Middle Eastern music so I can't attest to its authenticity, but nonetheless the cd is absolutely beautiful, beautiful, beautiful! I'm addicted to the soothing sounds! If your aim is relaxation and/or inspiration, this is an incredible collection! I love the fact that it calls to mind music from so many cultures - Native American, Asian, Middle Eastern, etc. - and I can't help but feel that perhaps Ancient Egyptian music would have been one of the predecessors of many of these musical cultures! So, why shouldn't it sound a bit like all of them?

An interpretation of Ancient Egypt.......2003-06-27

From the Album cover the names of the various tunes it is designed to represent ancient Egypt. Also one needs to take in consideration that this musical tribute to ancient Egypt was originally composed in 1978 for the King Tutankhamen Exhibit at the Seattle art Museum and Played continuously during the exhibit. Only traditional Near Eastern interments were used and their acoustical capabilities are explored and expanded in this work.
IF there seams to be a resemblance to middle eastern music that may be because Ali Jihad Racy also has also recorded such on other Lyricord albums.
This is very enjoyable and worth the price.

Average customer rating: Soothing Sounds Ancient music for a modern audience Bringing to life Ancient Egyptian music Unbelievable tranquility He loved it!

Ambient Egypt, Sounds from Ancient Sources Douglas Irvine Manufacturer: William Sound ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | International | Styles | Music Similar Items: Ancient Egypt Meditation Music of Ancient Egypt Immortal Egypt Ankh: The Sound of Ancient Egypt Pharaoh: Sound of Mystery ASIN: B000059MZK Release Date: 1998-10-28

Tracks:

1. Nenchefka's Orchestra
2. Road to Wadi el Hol
3. Ambient Winds
4. Procession at Thebes
5. The Banquet
6. Lotus on the Nile
7. Bes
8. Sunboat Drifting

Album Description

Inspired by the ancient Egyptian musical world, Ambient Egypt explores the rich, timeworn sounds of surviving and reconstructed musical instruments. Over 70 minutes of music weave traditional and contemporary elements, evoking the sense of mystery that surrounds ancient Egyptian civilization.

This 2005 re-release features all original 1998 compositions remastered plus the bonus track to an Irvine's up-comming CD.

Total running time: 72.02

Customer Reviews:

Soothing Sounds.......2007-01-10

Purchased this CD to help my 6th grader with an Ancient Egypt social studies presentation. She played this CD in the background and it played well. Good for background music, soothing and melodic.

Ancient music for a modern audience.......2006-02-28

I second all the rave reviews featured above. However, I should add for the record: this CD is sometimes labelled (as mine is) as "IMMORTAL SOUNDS: A Musical Journey Through Ancient Egypt", published through Antenna Audio, Inc., CA. I found the recording at the New Orleans Museum of Art when a large travelling exhibit of Egypitan art and artifacts was on display. The music served as the background for the audio guide (under narration by Jeremy Irons) and was sold in the gift shop with the tour's other goods. I was trying to find info on the CD, and when I couldn't find it under that name, I got redirected to this entry. I thought I'd just clarify! :o)

But yes, indeed - beautiful, serene, and indeed ethereal music!

Bringing to life Ancient Egyptian music.......2003-02-13

Hello,

Ambient Egypt brings ancient Egyptian music to life.
I would rate this CD as highly as these other ancient Egyptian music reconstructions, Michael Atherton`s Ankh and Ali Jihad Racy`s Ancient Egypt. In my opinion the strengths of this CD are the use of authentic reconstructed instruments which have as Irvine states: "the potential to create new music".

Unbelievable tranquility.......2002-12-09

A masterpiece in instrumental music replicated from Ancient Eqypt.

He loved it!.......2002-08-12

I bought this as a gift for my partner who is big into "ancient Egypt" and the like -- far more as a layperson than as a scholar. He said the music was very relaxing and inspiring for his artistic endeavors though it also helped him get to sleep when he was already tired. The idea to try and recreate the music based on surviving instruments is a great one and avoids some of the serious errors of early archaeologists and scholars who attempted to use the actual instruments. I can't say that it is "accurate" in terms of representing a historical reality, but is a fair job of making music that can help a modern person relate to ancient Egypt. I'd probably use it as a intro to a basic history class on this period.

Average customer rating: Effective In Part -- Not Quite Enough Parts the sound of ancient egypt Could Have Been Done Better Not much melody. Overall Very Excellent!

Ankh: The Sound of Ancient Egypt Michael Atherton Manufacturer: Celestial Harmonies ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Egypt | Africa | International | Styles | Music Australia & New Zealand | International | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music General | New Age | Styles | Music New Age | Indie Music | Stores | Music | Ambient | Celtic | Environmental | General | International | Jazz | Meditation Music | Piano | World Dance General | International | Indie Music | Stores | Music Australia & New Zealand | International | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Ancient Egypt Meditation Music of Ancient Egypt Musique de la Grece Antique Melpomen: Ancient Greek Music Ambient Egypt, Sounds from Ancient Sources ASIN: B00000AEP0 Release Date: 1998-08-18

Tracks:

1. Atum (Creator Sun God) Song
2. Atum (Creator Sun God) Instrumental
3. Atum (Creator Sun God) Instrumental
4. Atum (Creator Sun God) Instrumental
5. Atum (Creator Sun God) Instrumental
6. Maat (Truth, Balance, Order) Song
7. Maat (Truth, Balance, Order) Instrumental
8. Maat (Truth, Balance, Order) Instrumental
9. Maat (Truth, Balance, Order) Instrumental
10. Maat (Truth, Balance, Order) Instrumental
11. Khet (The Physical Body) Song
12. Khet (The Physical Body) Instrumental
13. Khet (The Physical Body) Instrumental
14. Khet (The Physical Body) Instrumental
15. Shen (Eternity) Song
16. Shen (Eternity) Instrumental
17. Shen (Eternity) Song
18. Shen (Eternity) Instrumental

Amazon.com

This album is based on a challenging idea: Try to recreate a musical form from a culture and period that left behind no recordings or musical notation, using only history, a description of the instruments, and some historical artifacts. It takes intuition as much as scholarship and craftsmanship to recreate the ancient instruments of Egypt--from simple percussion and flutes to boat-shaped and triangular harps and trumpets. Atherton, with his musicians and singers, exhibits both innovation and skill, offering not so much a look at how the music actually was, but more an intuitive guess at how it might have been, keeping the music first and history a close but well-heeled second. It can be frantic one moment and somber the next, as each of these lengthy song suites develops organically around a song or a piece of poetry--offering both early music and improvisational music aficionados something unique. Excellent recording quality is augmented by well-documented notes on history and instrumental research. --Louis Gibson

Album Description

The catalyst for Ankh: The Sound of Ancient Egypt was an exhibition - Life and Death in the Land of the Pharaohs, developed by the National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden, The Netherlands. The exhibition came to the Australian Museum in 1998. It provided the challenge of producing a creative reconstruction of ancient Egyptian music and the inspiration for a longer term research project.

The first stage of the project began with a response to the contents of the exhibition itself, followed by a delving into the ever-increasing output of Egyptological scholarship, to establish a broader musical context. The big questions loomed large: what did the music sound like? How were the instruments tuned? Was the music polyphonic? One must proceed by conjecture and deduction, using the literary and visual record in conjunction with an examination of surviving instruments. The answers remain elusive, mainly gleaned from instruments housed in museums, along with iconographic and literary evidence. There is no surviving music notation, nor any musical theory which might instruct one about pitch, rhythm and timbre.

In approaching the composition and performance of the music, Michael Atherton drew on his experience in playing medieval monophony, eastern European and Turkish folk music, as well as his participation in intercultural music projects.

Atherton primarily uses 5, 6, and 7 note scales based on specific pitches, resulting in a combination of Moroccan ramal mai mode and Persian afshari. He also gravitates toward pentatonic scales and major modes. The melodies move in small steps. The setting of the hymns is monophonic, with the inclusion of call and response development. Sung items include interpolated recitations, as a means of acknowledging a deep connection between language and music.

Ankh: The Sound of Ancient Egypt is a contribution to giving a voice to the vivid images of a dynamic musical culture.

Customer Reviews:

Effective In Part -- Not Quite Enough Parts.......2001-07-16

Atherton starts with a splendid idea and certainly enough talent to carry his idea off. Despite some fine moments in a couple of the vocal selections, the rest is very forgettable. Having done his bit for research, Atherton seems to succumb to the temptation to ride the CD out using a lot of faux-Near Eastern musical riffs that simply get tedious. Adding to what others have already said, I also wonder if the ancient Egyptians had such a paltry knowledge of musical form. This recording might have worked as an evocation of dockside bar music, New Kingdom, but that's about it. The vocal areas, unlikely as they seem, get the CD three stars. For too-brief but still shining moments, Egypt is evoked pretty well. Pity the rest was so blah.

the sound of ancient egypt.......2001-04-13

as you can see i didn't like this cd. i am very interested in ancient egypt. i didn't like this cd because it was filled with mostly flutes and soft drums. there is hardly any singing and the singing sounds more like music from my church. and of the 18 tracks 13 of them are instrumental. i found this cd to be a waist of my money and i believe it will be for you as well.

Could Have Been Done Better.......2000-06-10

Michael Atherton's "Ankh" is a good showcasing of the instruments of the ancient world - however the vocals leave alot to be desired. Although he uses "ancient Egyptian" words in the spoken chants and singing in some of the songs, his choice of vocalists is incorrect for the subject matter. In short they sound far too "Western". The vocalists were far better suited to hymns with the Sunday Choir in a cathedral than in the columned halls of Ancient Egypt. Had Atherton used vocalists with a touch more passion and ethnicity, along the lines for example of Lisa Gerrard of Dead Can Dance(Soundtrack for Gladiator) or Azam Ali ofthe group Vas, this album would have worked.

Not much melody........2000-06-07

It seems unthinkable that the ancient Egyptians had NO concept of using pleasurable patterns of sound to create melody. This CD, however, seems to argue that notion. Few patterns emerge... it seems more often that one completely random note is followed by another and another.

Definately a very different CD, notable perhaps for its novelty, but not much more.

Overall Very Excellent!.......2000-02-14

Michael Atherton did an excellent job re-creating the music of Ancient Egypt or what it might have sounded like in antiquity. A very relaxing CD oveerall.

The only shortcomming was the female vocals. The singers, though good, sounded far too much like the Nuns of St. Hildegard of Bingen rather than more middle eastern sounding vocals. Had Atherton used vocalists similar to Azam Ali of Vas, or even from India or Egypt then this CD would have been absolutely perfect.

Very well done otherwise.

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Jerusalem Manufacturer: Polygram Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD All Works by Elgar | Elgar, Sir Edward | ( E ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music General Modern | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music General Contemporary | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music General | Sacred & Religious | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Oratorios | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Anthems | Vocal Non-Opera | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Oratorios | Vocal Non-Opera | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Psalms | Vocal Non-Opera | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Te Deum | Vocal Non-Opera | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music ASIN: B00000E4OP Release Date: 1991-11-08

Tracks:

1. I Was Glad
2. Judith: Long Since In Egypt'sa Plenteous Land
3. Blest Pair Of Sirens
4. Blessed City, Heavenly Salem
5. Great Is The Lord, Op.67
6. O Hearken Thou
7. Give Unto The Lord, Op.74
8. Te Deum Luadamus in B flat
9. Magnificant in B flat, Op.10
10. Nunc Dimittis in B flat, Op.10
11. My Beloved Spake
12. Jerusalem

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Kemetic Diet Health System of Ancient Egypt Course - Class 3 Muata Ashby Manufacturer: Sema Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000LXH5UY

Tracks:

1. Kemetic Diet Health System Of Ancient Egypt-Class 3

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Kemetic Diet Health System of Ancient Egypt Course - Class 1 Muata Ashby Manufacturer: sema music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000LXH5UO

Tracks:

1. Kemetic Diet Health System Of Ancient Egypt-Class 1

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Night Thoughts and Fancies: New Music for Flute and Piano Manufacturer: Capstone ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Chamber Music | Forms & Genres | Classical (c.1770-1830) | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music General Contemporary | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music General | Chamber Music | Classical | Styles | Music ASIN: B00000JWRC Release Date: 1999-08-24

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Kemetic Diet Health System of Ancient Egypt Course - Class 4 Muata Ashby Manufacturer: Sema Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000LXH5V8

Tracks:

1. Kemetic Diet Health System Of Ancient Egypt-Class 4

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