The Sound of the Pipes of Pompeii: Reconstructed Roman Tibia (Aulos)

A short original piece performed on a reconstruction of two pipes excavated from Pompeii. Pipes of this kind-known as the aulos or tibia-were the primary wind instruments of ancient Greece & Rome for over 1000 years. Here, R.W. Enoch plays replicas of pipes 2 & 3, made of brass-covered blackwood cores with adjustable silver & bronze sleeve rings by Marco Sciascia. The originals reside in the collections of the MANN archaeological museum in Naples. This pair of reeds were made by Max Brumberg.
"Hesperian Dance № 2" by R.W. Enoch
Aulos, Music & Photography - R.W. Enoch

[@VirnaMabell]

❤ bravissimo un suono Divino. manifattura perfetta, Grande Marco Sciascia dalle tue mani escono capolavori

[@rwenoch]

Grazie!

[@dexbot]

Very nicely played, fascinating instruments!

[@rwenoch]

Thank you!