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86 | 1998ERAUL 86

Hearing the Past. Essays in Historical Ethnomusicology and the Archaeology of Sound

Edited by Ann Buckley

241 p., 9 fig., 90 photos n/bl, 6 tabl.

Contents

Prelude
- Ann Buckley
  Organised sound and tonal art in long-term perspective
Intellectual Assonences and Dissonances
- Cajsa S. Lund
  What is wrong with music archaeology ?
  
  A critical essay from a Scandinavian perspective, including a report about a new find of a bullroarer
- Catherine Homo-Lechner
  False, authentic, false authenticity
  
  Contributions and failures of experimental archaeology as applied to music instruments
Long-term Resonances
- Inge Skog
  North Borneo gongs and the Javanese gamelan : a new historical perspective
- Kenneth J. DeWoskin
  Symbol and sound : reading early Chinese instruments
- Reis Flora
  Music-archaeological data for culture contact between Sumer and the greater Indus area
  
  An introductory study
Representations and Reflections
- Jane M. Snyder
  Sappho and other women musicians in Attic vase painting
- Jon Solomon
  The representation of musicians on Greek geometric pottery
  
  Musicians as decorative symbols
- Daniel Delattre
  The dialogue of Greece and Rome about music and ethics in Philodemus of Gadara