Symphony No. 1 - The Hellenic (Mvt. 4. Athena Promachos) - Symphonic Wind Band - LM886 Hymn Tune or John Steinbeck or William

or John Steinbeck or William Least Heat-Moon

One needs to imagine the elation the sight of Athenas’ spear

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Symphony No. 1 - The Hellenic (Mvt. 4. Athena Promachos) - Symphonic Wind Band - LM886 Hymn Tune or John Steinbeck or WilliamCOMPOSER : Nick Elwood No. 4 Athena Promachos Sailing from the direction of Sounion in Attica, the first glimpse of Athens was provided by the tip of the spear held aloft by Athena Promachos. She stood on the Acropolis between the Propylaea and the Erechtheion. Cast in bronze by the famous Phidias, she was some 9. 1 meters high and gilded in golden armour and helmet. One needs to imagine the elation the sight of Athenas spear, and the helmet crest