Odyssey and Iliad: Ancient Greek Epic (Volume I)
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ODYSSEY AND ILIAD SUNG IN ANCIENT GREEK WITH LYRE, AULOS, AND LUTE IN EPIC RHYTHM
Sing Wrath, Goddess: Iliad 1.1
Prayer to Apollo: Iliad 1.451 (live)
Achilles, Patroclus, and Briseis: Iliad 19.38 and 23.13
Thetis and Achilles: Iliad 1.348 and 9.410
Briseis and the Women, Grieving: Iliad 19.287
Tell Me Muse: Odyssey 1.1 (live)
Calypso, Immortal: Odyssey 5.203
Penelope, Lamenting: Odyssey 18.201
Helen of Sparta: Odyssey 15.172
Circe, Enchanting: Odyssey 10.378
Sirens Call: Odyssey 12.185
Odysseus in Ithaca: Odyssey 24.542
Bettina Joy de Guzman, Classics scholar and multi-instrumentalist, released her second album, “Odyssey and Iliad: Ancient Greek Epic (Volume I)” on July 15, 2026. Now available on Spotify, Apple Music, and all other digital music platforms. CD and vinyl record available by pre-order.
Composed and performed by Bettina Joy de Guzman using traditional instruments and replica ancient lyre, three-string lute, and aulos. Songs in epic meter follow tonal pitch marks throughout. Like Homer’s tale, it begins by invoking the Muse in Iliad Book 1 and ends with Athena ceasing conflict in Odyssey Book 24. Helen, the Sirens, and many more sing their own words to rhythmic modes evoking the ancient Mediterranean world.
For more information on projects, events, and composition process, visit: www.bettinajoydeguzman.com




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