Syntagma Collection

Early Italian stringed instruments. 1: A kind of Hackbret, 2: Lute-shaped instrument strung to be played like a harp
528009 Early Italian stringed instruments. 1: A kind of Hackbret, 2: Lute-shaped instrument strung to be played like a harp, 3: Old Italian instrument played by plucking

Perucssion Instruments. 1: Military drums, 2: Side drums, 3: Swiss pipes, 4: Anvil
528007 Perucssion Instruments. 1: Military drums, 2: Side drums, 3: Swiss pipes, 4: Anvil. Woodcut from Michael Praetorius Syntagma Musicum, 1615-1620.; Universal History Archive/UIG.

Violins and related instruments. l and 2: Pocket Violins, 3: Treble Violin, 4: Standard Treble Violin, 5: Tenor Violin
528005 Violins and related instruments. l and 2: Pocket Violins, 3: Treble Violin, 4: Standard Treble Violin, 5: Tenor Violin, 6: Bass Viol, 7: Trumscheit, 8: Scheidtholst

Stringed Instruments. 1: Bandoer, 2: Penorcon, 3: Orpheoreon, forms of Cittern and played with a plectrum
528006 Stringed Instruments. 1: Bandoer, 2: Penorcon, 3: Orpheoreon, forms of Cittern and played with a plectrum. 4: Lyra da Gamba, bass form of the Lyra, played with a bow

Bellows of a large organ, showing blowers working the bellows. Woodcut from Michael Praetorius Syntagma Musicum
528004 Bellows of a large organ, showing blowers working the bellows. Woodcut from Michael Praetorius Syntagma Musicum, 1615-1620.; Universal History Archive/UIG.

Various musical instruments. 1: Forms of Hurdy-Gurdy, also called Peasant Lyre, 2: Keyed violin, 3: Straw Violin
528008 Various musical instruments. 1: Forms of Hurdy-Gurdy, also called Peasant Lyre, 2: Keyed violin, 3: Straw Violin, 4: Hunting Horns, 5: Triangle, 6: Bells, 7: Tambourine or Moorish Drum

Crowded!
Kostas Tsek

Greece, Attica, Athens, View of Plateia Syntagma - Syntagma Square and The Acropolis

Changing of the guards ceremony, Syntagma square, Athens, Greece

Changing of the Guard
Giorgio Pizzocaro

Elevated Athens city view from the Acropolis, towards Lykavittos Hill and Parliament across Plaka and Syntagma, Athens, Greece, Europe

Early Italian stringed instruments. 1: A kind of Hackbret, 2: Lute-shaped instrument strung to be played like a harp, 3: Old Italian instrument played by plucking

Various musical instruments. 1: Forms of Hurdy-Gurdy, also called Peasant Lyre, 2: Keyed violin, 3: Straw Violin, 4: Hunting Horns, 5: Triangle, 6: Bells, 7: Tambourine or Moorish Drum

Bellows of a large organ, showing blowers working the bellows. Woodcut from Michael Praetorius Syntagma Musicum, 1615-1620

Perucssion Instruments. 1: Military drums, 2: Side drums, 3: Swiss pipes, 4: Anvil. Woodcut from Michael Praetorius Syntagma Musicum, 1615-1620

Stringed Instruments. 1: Bandoer, 2: Penorcon, 3: Orpheoreon, forms of Cittern and played with a plectrum. 4: Lyra da Gamba, bass form of the Lyra, played with a bow

Violins and related instruments. l and 2: Pocket Violins, 3: Treble Violin, 4: Standard Treble Violin, 5: Tenor Violin, 6: Bass Viol, 7: Trumscheit, 8: Scheidtholst

Syntagma Musicum by Praetorius, 1620
Title page of Syntagma Musicum(1620), by Michael Praetorius. Musicians on earth echo the heavenly music of angels and even King David, as they worship the lamb of God

Republican Guard, Parliament, Syntagma, Athens, Greece, Europe

Syntagma Square looking towards the Parliament buildings, Athens, Greece, Europe

Syntagma Square, Athens, Greece, Europe

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"Experience the Majestic Changing of the Guard Ceremony at Syntagma Square, Athens" Immerse yourself in Greek culture and witness a timeless tradition as you visit Syntagma Square in Athens. This bustling square is not only a hub of activity but also serves as the backdrop for one of Greece's most iconic events - the Changing of the Guard ceremony. As you arrive at Plateia Syntagma, your eyes are immediately drawn to the magnificent Acropolis standing proudly in the distance. The elevated view from this historic site allows you to take in breathtaking vistas that stretch towards Lykavittos Hill and Parliament across Plaka. The atmosphere is electric as crowds gather to witness this grand spectacle. Dressed in their traditional uniforms, soldiers march with precision and grace, showcasing their impeccable skills during this ceremonial ritual. The sight of these guards exchanging duties with utmost precision is truly awe-inspiring. While exploring Syntagma Square, you'll also come across an array of musical instruments that add a touch of melody to this vibrant location. From early Italian stringed instruments like Hackbret and Lute-shaped instruments to various forms of Hurdy-Gurdy and Keyed Violins - each instrument tells its own unique story. Venturing further into this lively square, you'll encounter percussion instruments such as military drums and side drums alongside Swiss pipes and even an anvil. These diverse sounds create a symphony that resonates through every corner. Not forgetting stringed instruments like Bandoer, Penorcon, Orpheoreon (forms of Cittern), which fill the air with enchanting melodies. And let's not overlook violins; from pocket violins to treble violins and standard ones – they all contribute harmoniously to Greece's rich musical heritage. Syntagma Square offers more than just architectural marvels or historical significance; it encapsulates Greece's cultural essence through captivating ceremonies like Changing of the Guard.