Science and Music: From the Music of the Depths to the Music of the Spheres
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Auteurs : Jean Maruani [France] ; Roland Lefebvre [France] ; Marja Rantanen [France]Source :
- Progress in Theoretical Chemistry and Physics [ 1567-7354 ]
Abstract
Abstract: Connections between science and music (and philosophy) go back to remote periods of history, when they did not exist as such but were part of magic rituals. The oldest known musical instrument is a 45,000 year-old (Neanderthal) flute made simply of a hollow bear bone, which was dug up in Slovenia in 1995. But the earliest complete, playable, multinote music instruments are small flutes made from hollow bird bones, found in a 9,000 year-old settlement at Jiahu, China, in 1999, Figure 1 [1].
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DOI: 10.1007/978-94-017-0635-3_20
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