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In a feast, Athena created the aulos from two bones, but, when she saw her face on a river while playing it, she threw it away. Then, a satyr found it and challenged Apollo, the god of light and music, to see who could play better; Apollo would play the lyre and the satyr would play the aulos, Apollo won and then he killed the satyr and, from it's blood and tears, it would born the river Marsyas, the name of the satyr.

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Belonging to the wind family and classified into the woodwind group.

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The young god Hermes stole a herd of sacred cows from Apollo. Along the way, Hermes slaughtered one of them and offered all but the entrails and the horns to the gods. From the them and a turtle he slaughtered, he created the lyre. Apollo was furious, but after hearing the sound of the lyre, his anger faded. He offered to trade the herd of cattle for the lyre.

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Belonging to the wind family and classified in the pluching string group. It's made by the box (wich is made of a turtle shell or wood), the bridge (the same as in the violins), the tailpiece, the two arms (normally curved), the strings, the turning bulges and the crossbar (where the strings ends and the turning bulges are).

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The aulos

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The lyre

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Gods in music