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Panopolis singlepipe

An Egyptian singlepipe with two thumb holes found in the ruins of Panopolis in 1888 and studied by Victor Loret Paper presented at the 11th Symposium of the International Study Group on Music Archaeology, Berlin, 2 November 2021 sites.google.com/view/isgma2021/programme by Marco Sciascia [email protected] edited, translated and read by Barnaby Brown Version recorded for video, 13 November 2021 ABSTRACT Two almost identical musical instruments were found in 1888 near Akhmim. Both came to France with reeds in superlative condition: one pipe was sent to Maspero, the other to Bouriant. Loret published detailed observations, drawings, measurements, and photographs within months of their arrival,respectively in 1889 and 1893. My contribution is the knowledge gained through practical experiment, making and playing a reproduction of Bouriant’s pipe, based on Loret’s publications. I compare its musical behaviour with two other nineteenth-century finds that lack archaeological context but ended up in Egyptian collections: a singlepipe in Turin (Museo Egizio cat. 6258/2) and a doublepipe in the Louvre (E10962). The collective voice of these four instruments is astonishingly concordant, to a degree that either raises questions over their dating, or indicates that the same tonal framework and pitch standard persisted between the New Kingdom and the Christian era. Loret, Victor (1889) “Les Flûtes Égyptiennes Antiques”, Journal Asiatique 14: 204–5. archive.org/details/in.gov.ignca.26227/page/211 _ (1893) Sur une Ancienne Flute Égyptienne découverte dans les ruines de Panopolis. Lyon. tpsalomonreinach.mom.fr/Reinach/MOM_TP_150658/MOM_TP_150658_0001/PDF/MOM_TP_150658_0001.pdf