This paper examines literary descriptions and visual depictions of percussion instruments (cymbals, crotala and tympana) and their players, mainly on vase- paintings, in Athenian religious rituals and festivals. The focus will be on festivities in honor of Adonis (Adonia), Aphrodite (Aphrodisia for Aphrodite Ourania, in the Gardens, Pandemos, Hetaira) and Dionysos (Lenaia, Athesteria). Selected depictions of such events on Attic vases from the Archaic to the Classical times will be presented. This paper aims to highlight their use, their association with the deities and their significance for the worshippers-participants and furthermore for the religious and cultural life of Athens.Cet article analyse les représentations littéraires et visu...
A recent stream of studies on the spread of musical instruments within Greek culture, as well as on ...
The present article aims to elaborate some conceptual ponderings about the interpretation and use of...
International audienceThis paper discusses the ritual wedding vases (loutrophoros and nuptial lebes)...
International audienceThe Metropolitan Museum of New York acquired from its first director Luigi Pal...
At the dawn of the images in Greek Geometric pottery, starting from ca. the middle of the 8th centur...
The Claros sanctuary in the Ionia region was dedicated to Apollo Clarius and is one of the most impo...
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The personification of Paidia is represented in Attic pottery between 430 and 390 BC in the sphere o...
Depictions of Apollo playing the kithara between Artemis and Leto alone or accompanied by other figu...
This paper deals with ancient Greek music, and in particular the relation of people to music during ...
This paper examines an Athenian custom which took place sometime in spring and concerned swinging in...
The text of Euripides' Bacchae mentions several times ritual shouts, auloí and drums. The theater pl...
Here will be discussed the name of “ Lenäenvasen” which has been given, after the publications of A....
The main theme of this work is dance in the Ancient Greece, its kinds, forms and evolution during th...
A flourishing and consistent theatrical tradition in comedy during the fourth century BC throughout ...
A recent stream of studies on the spread of musical instruments within Greek culture, as well as on ...
The present article aims to elaborate some conceptual ponderings about the interpretation and use of...
International audienceThis paper discusses the ritual wedding vases (loutrophoros and nuptial lebes)...
International audienceThe Metropolitan Museum of New York acquired from its first director Luigi Pal...
At the dawn of the images in Greek Geometric pottery, starting from ca. the middle of the 8th centur...
The Claros sanctuary in the Ionia region was dedicated to Apollo Clarius and is one of the most impo...
International audienceAmong the mass of Attic plastic vases spread throughout of the Greek world in ...
The personification of Paidia is represented in Attic pottery between 430 and 390 BC in the sphere o...
Depictions of Apollo playing the kithara between Artemis and Leto alone or accompanied by other figu...
This paper deals with ancient Greek music, and in particular the relation of people to music during ...
This paper examines an Athenian custom which took place sometime in spring and concerned swinging in...
The text of Euripides' Bacchae mentions several times ritual shouts, auloí and drums. The theater pl...
Here will be discussed the name of “ Lenäenvasen” which has been given, after the publications of A....
The main theme of this work is dance in the Ancient Greece, its kinds, forms and evolution during th...
A flourishing and consistent theatrical tradition in comedy during the fourth century BC throughout ...
A recent stream of studies on the spread of musical instruments within Greek culture, as well as on ...
The present article aims to elaborate some conceptual ponderings about the interpretation and use of...
International audienceThis paper discusses the ritual wedding vases (loutrophoros and nuptial lebes)...