MUSIKINSTRUMENTE UND MUSIKAUSÜBUNG IN DER EISENZEIT MITTELEUROPAS – ANHAND VON BILDQUELLEN UND ORIGINALFUNDEN

• Authors: Eibner Alexandrina , Eibner Clemens

Title variants

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Musical instruments and music practice during the Iron Age in Central Europe – based on pictorial sources and original finds

• Languages of publication: DE

Abstracts

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Besides the already traditionally widely treated Iron Age music instruments, which slightly overstep the field of Situla Art, special attention is paid here to the musicians. In this paper the string and wind instruments known from the East Hallstatt region as well as Situla Art and forms of lyres from West Hallstatt region will be presented. Additionally, small figurines and original finds provide evidence of auloi, syringes made of various materials and carnices (these, however, from the La Tène period). Bells and ideophones are also attested in West Hallstatt region. Special attention is paid to the music practice, social status as well as the gender role of music players. Besides singing, many dance forms are attested; especially in East Hallstatt region the female musicians and dancers must be emphasized.

Keywords

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CENTRAL EUROPE; IRON AGE; HALLSTATT CULTURE; MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

• Publisher: Slovak Academy of Sciences, Archaeological Institute
• Journal: Slovenská archeológia (Slovak Archaeology)
• Year: 2020
• Volume: 68
• Issue: suppl 1
• Pages: 113 – 125

Contributors

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Eibner Alexandrina

• Alszeile 118/10/4, A – 1170 Wien, Austria

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Eibner Clemens

Identifiers

DOI

https://doi.org/10.31577/slovarch.2020.suppl.1.7