Roman Music - Illyricum

You can get the song here, together with all my other music, the song number is 341: https://adrianvonziegler.bandcamp.com... You can also support me and my music directly on Patreon if you wish:   / adrianvonziegler   Facebook:   / adrianvonziegler   iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/artist/adrian... Twitter: https://twitter.com/adrianvziegler?la... I made a Fantasy language, you can get the 423-page dictionary and a 735-page book of Fantasy names here: https://payhip.com/AdrianvonZiegler This is my first song about ancient Rome. I wanted to make a piece of music that I could imagine being played by 2 musicians for a live audience somewhere in a Roman villa. A solemn and melancholic song telling of the past. The song is named after the Roman province of Illyricum, which stretched along the Adriatic coast of modern day Croatia. I tried to make this song as authentic as possible, I listened to a lot of modern reconstructions of what we believe ancient Roman music sounded like but I can't possibly claim that this is how their music really sounded, it's just my personal interpretation. I basically wanted to compose something that I feel would match into that time period and scenery when I close my eyes, that's it.^^ All music composed and arranged by Adrian von Ziegler. The artwork is an old painting by the late Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, it's called Sappho and Alcaeus (actually depicting a scene in ancient Greece as far as I know). © Copyright of all audio material belongs to Adrian von Ziegler. It's sad this has to be said in today's world, but my channel is 100% NO AI. This includes both music and imagery, everything. I have composed music for 15 years before AI existed, I know how to make music, and I love making it, with my own hands, and will always continue to do so. I will never give away that beautiful process of creating art to a soulless machine, just like a photographer would never willingly remove his eyeballs. Please anyone who reads this, try to boycott AI "art" as much as you can. Trust me, it's not only good for the artists, but also for your own soul. Thank you very much!