1. Ancient Greek Music as Matrix for Christian Worship Music

2. Idiophones Krotala / Krembala Kymbala / Krembala Psithyra / Apulian sistrum Kroupalon

3. Krotala

4. Kymbala

5. Psithyra / Apulian sistrum

6. Membranophones

7. Tympanum

8. Aerophones Aulos / Auloi Syrinx Hydraulis / Tyrrenos aulos Salpingx Kerata Kochloi Rhombos

9. Aulos / Auloi

13. Syrinx

15. Salpingx

17. Chordophones Box Lyres –Round-based = phorminx, cradle kithara –Square-based, standard type = concert kithara –Square/round-based, horn-armed = Thracian kithara –Rectangular = Italiote kithara Bowl Lyres –Standard type = lyra, chelys –Long-armed = barbitos

18. Harp = polychordon –pektis –trigonon –sambyke Lute = pandoura

19. Phorminx

20. Concert Kithara

23. Thracian kithara

24. Italiote Kithara

25. Lyra / Chelys

29. Barbitos

32. Polychordon

33. Polychordon [Pektis]

34. Polychordon [Trigonon]

35. Polychordon [Sambyke]

36. Pandoura

37. Song Genres nomos = law, order hymnos = cultic song in honor of the gods paion = cultic song in honor of Apollo dithyramb = cultic song in honor of Dionysos linos = folk-melody lament adoenion = cultic song in honor of Adonis

38. hyporchema = dance-song iambos = satirical song elegeion = song honoring the dead threnos = lament for the dead enkomion = song of praise for the living skolion = drinking song hymenaios = wedding song phallikon = phallus song work-songs