| Musica Sveciae | 12, 000 years or 360 generations - in 60 minutes! The music-archaeologist, Cajsa S. Lund, takes us on an historic tour through exotic sound-scapes that titillate the imagination. Here we can listen to magic bone-scrapers, evocative dance-step rhythms, tones on a reed flute and bronze lurs which resound with clay drums and gong! For the first time we can now hear a recording of how "music" may have sounded during Scandinavian prehistory - Stone Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age. This unique record - based on preserved instruments - is a result of extensive research. The sounds of prehistory emanate on solid ground. |
| Disc No: MSCD 101 | |
| Price: Sek. 132 | |
| Name: The Sounds of Prehistoric Scandinavia | |
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| Composer | Opus | Music | Key | Performer |
| Anonymous | Stone Age, Rattle dance | Various | ||
| Anonymous | Bone scraper | |||
| Anonymous | Percussion stone | |||
| Anonymous | Clay drum | |||
| Anonymous | Mouth bow | |||
| Anonymous | Musical bow | |||
| Anonymous | The Kongemose bull-roarer | |||
| Anonymous | Bull-roarers | |||
| Anonymous | End-blown flutes | |||
| Anonymous | Three flint flutes | |||
| Anonymous | The Ertebölle pipe | |||
| Anonymous | Button flute | |||
| Anonymous | The Falkköping flute | |||
| Anonymous | Bronze Age, Bronze rattles | |||
| Anonymous | Bone scrapers | |||
| Anonymous | Rock-carving1 | |||
| Anonymous | Singing-stone | |||
| Anonymous | The Balkåkra gong | |||
| Anonymous | Clay drum | |||
| Anonymous | The Ruskeneset bull-roarer | |||
| Anonymous | Animal call | |||
| Anonymous | Bronze lurs | |||
| Anonymous | The Kivik tomb | |||
| Anonymous | Iron Age, Rattle on a trace | |||
| Anonymous | Rattle on a wooden staff | |||
| Anonymous | Clay rattle | |||
| Anonymous | Pellet bells | |||
| Anonymous | Cow-bell sound | |||
| Anonymous | Jew's harp and a willow-flute | |||
| Anonymous | Lyre |