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4. A Million Years of Music [A History of Music]

A discussion of the last million or so years of human evolution told from the perspective of the unfolding of musical abilities. Download audio version: https://archive.org/details/AMillionY... A Million Years of Music: The Emergence of Human Modernity (Gary Tomlinson): www.amazon.co.uk/Million-Years-Music-Emergence-Modernity/dp/1935408658 Gary Tomlinson Lectures: Alfred Hook Lecture:    • Alfred Hook Lecture - Gary Tomlinson   In the Company of Scholars:    • In the Company of Scholars: "One Million Y...   Human Society as a consequence of Human Imagination (Maurice Bloch Lecture):    • CARTA: Imagination: Maurice Bloch-Human So...   The Prehistory of Music: Human Evolution, Archaeology, and the Origins of Musicality (Ian Morley): www.amazon.co.uk/Prehistory-Music-Evolution-Archaeology-Musicality/dp/0199234086 Diacoustics Archive: https://archive.org/details/@diacoustics Additional recordings: Intro clip: “A young Peul girl filtering millet and singing” recorded by Félix Blume "Nuits des Cévennes”, Marc Namblard:   / bande-son-nuits-des-cevennes   “Raga Deen Todi”, Pandit Kamalesh Maitra & Trilok Gurtu (for the International Institute for Traditional Music) “Happiness is Easy”, Talk Talk “Si Ta Ra Ma”, Don Cherry “Wood and Metal”, Jamey Haddad, Mark Sherman, and Lenny White “Gending Tabuh Suling”, Shakeha Gamelan “Annan Sira”, Hamza El Din “Aweso III”, Ammasu Akapoma Group (recorded Ghana, 1976) “Invocation of Deities Through Ritual Instruments, Gya Ling & Dung Chen”, Monks of the Dip Tse Chok Ling Monastery “Sing, Sing, Sing (With a Swing)” by Benny Goodman (recorded at Carnegie Hall, 1938) Freesound audio files by: Reinsamba (chimney fire), Ptrflr (orthodox choir), Frankenflute (ocarina/xun sample), Krisboruff (fire crackles), Sandyrb (native flute figure 02) Narration/recording/sound design: Daniel Cioccoloni All clips are used for educational purposes & their use is protected under fair use.