La música prehispánica: Sonidos rituales a lo largo de la historia
Published in: Arqueología Mexicana, vol. XVI, núm. 94, México 2008, pp. 30-39. The electronic version can be accessed here.
Studies in Music Archaeology VI: Challenges and Objectives in Music Archaeology
Papers from the 5th Symposium of the International Study Group on Music Archaeology at the Ethnological Museum Berlin, 19-23 September, 2006. Edited by Arnd Adje Both/Ricardo Eichmann/Ellen Hickmann/Lars-Christian Koch. Rahden/Westf. 2008. With contributions from Paul F. Healy/Vanessa Rodens (Ancient Maya Sound Artefacts of Pacbitun, Belize), Anna Gruszcynska-Ziolkowska (The Musical Order of the Universe: Myths in the Huarochirí Tradition), José Perez de Arce (SON IDO), Susan Rawcliffe (Entrancing Sounds: Difference Tones in Pre-Hispanic Double Flutes), Friedemann Schmidt (The Clay Trumpets of the Moche Culture in the Ethnological Museum Berlin), Roberto Velázquez Cabrera (Ancient Aerophones with Mirliton), Rosa Martínez Navarro/Victor Falcón Huayta (Conservation and Restoration of a Prehispanic Drum from the Coast of Peru), Carole Fraresso (Symbolic Sounds and Technical Characteristics of Moche Rattles from Huaca de la Luna Burials, Peru A.D. 300-400), Mark Howell (An Acoustic Analysis of La Salle’s Trading Bells), Claudio Mercado Munoz (Chineando in Time: An Experience in Musical Ethnoarchaeology), Matthias Stöckli (Music Making in a Pre-Hispanic Perspective in Contemporary Guatemala), and Arnd Adje Both (3D-Computed Tomography and Computational Fluid Dynamics: Perspectives in the Contactless Organological and Acoustical Research of Ancient Musical Instruments).
3D-Computed Tomography and Computational Fluid Dynamics: Perspectives in the Contactless Organological and Acoustical Research of Ancient Musical Instruments
Published in: A. A. Both/R. Eichmann/E. Hickmann/L.-Chr. Koch (eds.), Studies in Music Archaeology VI: Challenges and Objectives in Music Archaeology. Rahden/Westf. 2008.
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