according to the hymn to the aton akhenaten was the son of the aton.
according to the hymn to the aton akhenaten was the son of the aton.
according to the hymn to the aton who is the son of the aton?
akhenaten
bullet::::- habicht, michael e. "semenchkare – phantom-könig(in) von achet-aton" (e-publication, berlin 2014).









































bullet::::- habicht, michael e. "smenkhkare: phantom-queen/king of akhet-aton and the quest for the hitherto unknown chambers in the tomb of tutankhamun (kv 62)" (e-publication, berlin 2017). 









































bullet::::- hawass, z., y. gad, et al. "ancestry and pathology in king tutankhamun’s family" (2010) in journal of the american medical association 303/7.









































bullet::::- hornung, e. "akhenaten and the religion of light", cornell university, 1999









































bullet::::- hornung, e. "the new kingdom"', in e. hornung, r. krauss, and d. a. warburton, eds., "ancient egyptian chronology" (hdo i/83), leiden – boston, 2006.
smenkhkare
in 1955, aton moved to los angeles on the recommendation of fellow bassist and sioux cityan john mosher. aton was soon working hollywood clubs with small combos and then joined the jerry gray orchestra, with whom he made his first commercial recording. there followed a steady stream of work in hollywood clubs with a variety of jazz stars including the conley graves trio, the page cavanagh trio, calvin jackson and harold land. he joined bobby troup in 1956 and he subsequently appeared with the bobby troup trio and quintet, as well as with pianist bill austin and drummer stan levey on episodes of the popular abc television series "the stars of jazz". aton also backed vocalists betty roche and mavis rivers among others featured on the show throughout 1956-57. aton became acquainted with saxophonist buddy collette at this period and was subsequently offered the job as the original bassist in the piano-less quintet that collette co-led with drummer chico hamilton, joining guitarist jim hall and cellist fred katz. this unit opened at a beach-front bar in long beach with a regular weekly radio air-shot that soon attracted overflow crowds. aton departed the quintet (replaced by carson smith) to become a staff bassist at gold star records, where he joined some of the most talented session players in the business. he recorded un-credited on hundreds of radio and tv commercial jingles as well as sessions backing a string of pop singers and he also doubled on piano on various studio sessions. in 1959, aton joined pianist-singer nancy malcom, guitarist al viola and drummer mel lewis on the critically acclaimed rca-camden lp, "the west coast of broadway" (later reissued on cd). in 1960, aton recorded on the monument label with pianist-singer charlie cochrane on cochrane's first lp, "i sing, i play, i'm charlie cochrane". thereafter aton collaborated with cochrane composing songs while aton formally studied music composition (aton was inducted into the american society of composers and publishers (ascap) in 1966).
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