Timeline of European Art and Music - The Sixth Century

Music timestamps

0:00 - 500 - Unknown (Greek) - Kyrie Eleyson (Lord have Mercy)

6:47 - 500-600s - Da Pacem, Domine (Give peace, Lord)

14:04 - Circa 500s - Unknown (probably Italian) - Dominus dixit ad me (The Lord said to me) - Old Roman chant

18:31 - 500s - Unknown - (probably Italian) - Alleluia , V. O Kyrios Evasileosen , V. Ke Gar Estereosen - Chanted as vespers for Easter Sunday. Vespers is a service of evening prayer. Vespers is Latin for evening prayers.

24:06 - Circa 580 - Trossingen Saxon Lyre - Uncovered in a 6th century gravesite in modern day Germany, represents the most complete Anglo-Saxon lyre found to date. Found in a aristocratic tomb of a wealthy man.