Amrinshtvá

Amrinshtvá (lit. "The Amrin's poetry/speech") is an artificial language created by the autistic virtuoso Vekhshtvezhán in cooperation with the poet Marjenjitsjá. It was created as a means for the mute boy to be able to expess himself verbally using an Amrins'esh .  It is a simplistic language, where syllables are based upon the nine classical musical notes of the traditional Vht'shjenjé musical system. The total number of possible syllables are fewer than thirty. As the syllables correspond exactly to the sounds generated by the Amrin instruments, words can be expressed by plucking the strings. 
The Amrinshtvá became famous after Vekhshtvezhán's famous concert before the Upper Court of Varvardnársh, and has since been very popular among poets. Provided you know how to play an Amrin instrument, the language is easy to learn and spread very quickly, some poets writing poetry with lyrics in Amrinshtvá. It has arisen as a bit of a secret language among the poets, as those who do not know the language its speech will simply resemble music, but for those in the know the tunes are actually words.
Amrinshtvá can be written using the same glyphs employed for musical notation, but could theoretically be expressed in many other ways. It is rarely written though.
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