Art Of Primitive Sound - Musical Instruments From Prehistory - The Paleolithic (Hic Sunt Leones, 1991)

For thirty years Walter Maioli (Milan, 1950) applies the results of his research on the origin of sound, music and musical instruments (paleorganology) in a great variety of performances, using all kinds of artistic and scientific media: concerts, dance and theatrical performances, art works, expositions, sound tracks for film, video and theatre, music cassettes and CD’s, books and articles, lectures and demonstrations, laboratory workshops, music therapy sessions, in many different contexts including archeological and natural sites. Since 1996 his work concentrates on the presentation of his findings by the group SYNAULIA.

01 The Dance Of Leaves
02 Flautes
02a Aerial Harmonics
02b Curved Melodies
02c In Flight
03 Eagle Bone For The Ghost Dance
04 Flying Rhombs
04a Horn (Africa)
04b Bamboo (Nias)
04c Wood (India)
04d Wood (Australia)
05 The Horn, The Tortoise, The Bow, The Flintstone
06 Sonorous Stones In The Cave
06a Stactite Gong
06b The "Organ"
07 River Stones
08 Vegetable Seeds: Jungle Voices (Performer: Asaga, Luca Migliaccio)
09 The Spirit Of The Marshed
10 Sea Language, Shells
11 Amazonian Finds
11a River Shells
11b Tucan Beaks
11c Coleopter Eleters

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