Fabrizio Serra · Editore · Pisa · Roma

Volume V, 2025
Pp. 184

Online

Angela Bellia, Editorial; Joshua Kumbani, Margarita Díaz-Andreu, Exploring Dance Scenes in South African Rock Art: From Kwazulu-Natal to the Western Cape (Open Access); Alexandre Pinto, A Journey from Object to Sounds: First Steps for Aegean Bronze Age Sound Practices and Soundscape Reconstruction; Sebastiano Barresi, Suoni e richiami da mandriani: Argo, il corno, la conchiglia; Angeliki Liveri, Music, Songs and Dance in Ancient Greek Afterlife; Mirco Mungari, Re-Enacting Sounds, Reconstructing Techniques: Some Preliminary Observations About a Scientific Approach to Tympanon Playing; Thaisa Martins Coelho dos Santos, Kālāntaka and the Dance that Overcomes Death; Jean-Pierre Rossie, Percussion Instruments in North African and Saharan Children’s Toy and Play Cultures.

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Volume IV, 2024
Pp. 164

Online

Angela Bellia, Editorial; Agata M. C. Calabrese, Sensory Dimensions of Mortuary Rituals in Early Bronze Age Ugarit; Fabienne Colas-Rannou, Dance Movements in the Lycian Funerary Context; María Isabel Rodríguez López, Música y poesía en la iconografía de los vasos griegos: a propósito de un estamno conservado en el Museo Arqueológico Nacional de Madrid (inv. n. 11009); Valeria Rita Guarnera, Breve nota su alcune raffigurazioni musicali da Siracusa; Patrizia Marra, Exhibiting the Unedited: The Virtuous Example of Per gli dei e per gli Uomini. Musica e danza nell’antichità at the National Archaeological Museum of Reggio Calabria; Miriam Bueno Guardia, Acrobatic Dance and Processions in the Egyptian New Kingdom: The Beautiful Feast of the Valley and the Opet Festival; Lidiane C. Carderaro dos Santos, The Interplay between Music and Mythology in the Iconography of Greek Vases: Representations of Mythological Figures with Musical Attributes; Jean-Pierre Rossie, Sound Toys in North African and Saharan Children’s Toy and Play Cultures.

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Volume III, 2023
Pp. 144

Online

Angela Bellia, Editorial; Jeffrey P. Charest, The Warriors’ Song: Defining the Ancient Assyro-Hittite Long Neck Lute (1550-629 BC); Angeliki Liveri, Ancient Greek Work Music, Songs and Dances; Angela Bellia, Esperienza sonora e performances musicali nel rituale funerario del mondo antico; Luis Calero, Some Considerations on the Tubes’ Disposition in Roman Iconography of the Hydraulis; Mirco Mungari, Roman Domestic Soundscapes: A Preliminary Survey on Literary Sources.

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Volume II, 2022
Pp. 120

Online

Angela Bellia, Ricordo di Rita Gianfelice; Angela Bellia, Editorial; Daniel Sánchez Muñoz, Arnaud Saura-Ziegelmeyer, Sylvain Perrot, Sounds of Copper and Bronze: Metonymies of Copper and Bronze as Sound Objects in the Ancient World; Eleonora Colangelo, Shining Lyres, Brilliant Sounds: Technical Materiality and the Vocabulary of Light Reflected in Attic Inscriptions; Kamila Wysłucha, ‘Tibia Orichalco Vincta’ : Orichalcum (Brass) and Musical Instruments at the End of the 1st c. BCE; Heidi Köpp-Junk, Clappers in Ancient Egypt : Wood or Ivory for the Same Event or Ritual?; Lidia Izquierdo Torrontera, An Overview on Musical Iconography in the Iberian Culture (6th-1st c. BCE); Dylan Lawrence Gibson, Translating Ancient Near-Eastern Musical Language: An Africanist Inspired Perspective ; Book review: Valeria Bellomia, Ascoltare un osso umano. L’omichicahuaztli, dalla Mesoamerica Preispanica alla vetrina di un museo (Angela Bellia).

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Volume I, 2021
Pp. 156

Copia saggio Online / Online Sample Copy

Angela Bellia, Editorial; Fernando A. Coimbra, The Contribution of Rock Art for Understanding the Origins of Music and Dancing; Angeliki Liveri, Soundscape of Public Festivals in Athens (Panathenaia and City Dionysia); Fábio Vergara Cerqueira, The ‘Apulian Cithara’ on the Vase-Paintings of the 4^th c. BC: Morphological and Musical Analysis; Angela Bellia, Sounds of Childhood in the Ancient World; Claudina Romero Mayorga, Music in Mystery Cults : Towards a Comprehensive Catalogue; Jean-Christophe Valière, Bénédicte Bertholon, Vasco Zara, David Fiala, Experimenting with the Acoustic Pots Chamber of Noyon Cathedral (late 16^th c.?): An Archaeoacoustic and Musicological Investigation; José Nicolás Balbi, Isabella Leone, Gustavo Manuel Corrado, Sound of the Stones : A Preliminary Survey in an Inka Temple of the Argentine Andes.

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