Lyra:
Lyra, also known as the Harp, represents the lyre that Orpheus played. It is a small constellation in the northern sky and contains the bright star Vega, one of the brightest stars in the night sky. In the myth, Orpheus's music, played on the lyre, was said to have such power that it could charm all living things, even rocks and trees.
Cygnus:
Cygnus, the Swan, is another constellation associated with Orpheus. It is a large and prominent constellation in the northern sky and takes the shape of a flying swan. In the myth, after losing Eurydice to the underworld, Orpheus mourned her death and refused to sing. To honor his memory, the gods placed him among the stars as the constellation Cygnus, where he continues to sing his sorrowful songs.
These constellations serve as celestial reminders of Orpheus's tragic love story and the enduring power of his music.