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The first, improbably perhaps, was of a too; whenever it is more than formulaic, it is a way silver ten-stringed lyre from Ur, in Babylonia-or, as of searching as well as a way of saying. The figure of we say nowadays, southern Iraq. It dates from about David playing the harp, whether to solace a tortured 2500Bc, and it comes from the Great Death Pit, Saul or to celebrate things found good, is an emblem excavated in the twentieth century. It has an inlaid of the mind about its work as well as of the fingers in front, and a bull's head adorns one edge. The second their dexterity. card shows a painting, from about 1531, by Maarten And of more than the mind. Music from the Van Heemsberck, of a woman spinning. Her left hand death-pit cannot but challenge sentiment and atti­ trains the raw fibre towards the spinning wheel, tude-all that we call 'the heart'. At the end of the which she turns with her right hand: the wheel, Second World War, among ruins, ad hoc orchestras balanced on her knees, is supported by an orna­ began their work in devastated cities, as indeed they mented dolphin. had tried to keep going while the bombs were falling. Versions of the Bible which are arranged accord­ And before and after that cataclysm, at countless ing to an historical logic begin with Abraham's funerals, music and song have attended both the dead departure from Ur, and on that exodus all that fol­ and the grieving.
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