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The lyre is still played as a folk instrument in and around [[Ethiopia]].
 
The lyre is still played as a folk instrument in and around [[Ethiopia]].
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The term, lyre, gives its name to the adjective "lyric", and adverb, "lyrical". Both, originally, were to do with music; in particular, song. (The words of a song are commonly called the lyrics.) A piece of lyric poetry was that which could be sung. A lyric voice (usually tenor or soprano, is one suited to music that is light, tuneful and usually non-dramatic.
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The term, lyre, gives its name to the adjective "lyric", and adverb, "lyrical". Both, originally, were to do with music; in particular, song. (The words of a song are commonly called the lyrics.) A piece of lyric poetry was that which could be sung. A lyric voice (usually tenor or soprano) is one suited to music that is light, tuneful and usually non-dramatic.
    
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