MythTickle by Justin Thompson for April 24, 2024

PLease translate the word above the music and below.

I read the top line as ΣέΜΒροΤοΙοΣΖΑΝα

Which google translate says is SembroToIosZana (Thanks, Google… /sarc)

But the bottom line translates as Cézanne

So take note of this…..

The road signs, they all say SCHOOL. But I’m sure you folks already knew that.

I thought she was going to pitch it.

Copying and pasting Greek letters, I get σεμβροτοιοσζανα with a translation of “germ free”, using the translator. I wouldn’t take bets on whether or not that’s correct.

Passing notes in class is a no-no.

“The Hurrian Hymn was discovered in the 1950s on a clay tablet inscribed with Cuneiform text. It’s the oldest surviving melody and is over 3,400 years old.” Found at ClassicFM; can’t post the link but Googling that text should do it.

I strongly suspect that music is at least as old as humanity by our current definition.

When the first string was plucked, harmonics were notable.