Ancient Greek Music: Sappho's Wedding Hymn (Epithalamion)

The song is ΕΠIΘAΛAMIO THΣ ΣAΠΦOYΣ (Epithalamio tis Sapfous), taken from the collection of recreated Greek music made by Petros Tabouris (ΠΕΤΡΟΣ ΤΑΜΠΟΥΡΗΣ): Melos Arheon (MEΛOΣ APXAION) - Vol.1 Secular Music of Greek Antiquity. Fragment 111: ἴψοι δἡ τὁ μἐλαθρoν, ὑμἠναoν, ἁἐρρετε, τἐκτoνες ἄνδρες· ὑμἠναoν, γάμβρoς εἱς ἐρχεται ἶσoς Ἄρευι, ὑμἠναoν, ἄνδρoς μεγάλω πoλυ μἐσδων. ὑμἠναoν. Oh the roof on high, sing hymnaios, raise up, craftsmen, sing hymnaios. The bridegroom comes just like Ares, a man much bigger than a big man. Sing hymnaios. *** Sappho (Σαπφώ) of Lesbos (Λέσβος), lived in the VII-VI century BC, and was a great lyric poet of Ancient Greece.