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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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O músico na iconografia da cerâmica ritual Mochica: um estudo da correlação entre as representações de instrumentos sonoros e os atributos das elites de poder / Depictions of Musicians on Moche Ritual Ceramic\'s Iconography: a study of the correlation between Sound Instruments and Power Attributes

Villalva, Daniela La Chioma Silvestre 01 September 2016 (has links)
Esta pesquisa pretende realizar um mapeamento e análise de artefatos cerâmicos da cultura Mochica que contenham personagens que tocam instrumentos sonoros (aerofones, membranofones e idiofones1) com vistas a encontrar nesses \"músicos\" atributos e características que os identificam como figuras que concentram poder político-religioso. O objetivo geral da pesquisa é compreender se haveria um espaço de atuação específico para os músicos nas estruturas de poder mochicas, bem como a relação dos mesmos com as elites durante o período Moche Médio. Este período foi marcado pela ascensão das elites dos vales mochicas ao sul de Jequetepeque, contexto em que surgem, na iconografia da cerâmica ritual arqueológica, muitos músicos portando atributos de indivíduos de elevado status social, como o o Senhor Noturno, o Senhor Solar e o Tomador de Coca, entre outros. O trabalho visa, também, discutir se havia ou não uma relação hierárquica entre grupos de músicos, e seus respectivos instrumentos (tocadores de antaras, quenas, tambores, chocalhos etc.) que reflita o status político-religioso de suas especializações. Foram analisados, além dos dados iconográficos, contextos e padrões funerários relacionados às estruturas de poder mochicas escavados nas últimas três décadas. / This research intends to survey and analyze Moche ceramic artifacts depicting characters associated to sound instruments (aerophones, membranophones and idiophones2). We search in these musicians attributes and features that identify them as political-religious power figures. The main goal of the research is to comprehend how these musicians were inserted in the moche power structures, and their relationship with the elites of the Middle Moche Period, marked by the ascension of political groups from the valleys south of Jequetepeque. In this context many musicians arise in moche ritual ceramic`s iconography holding the attributes of high status individuals, like the Nocturnal Lord, the Solar Lord, the Coca Taker, among others. We also intend to discuss if there was a hierarchical relationship between different categories of musicians and their respective instruments (panpipe players, quena players, drum players, rattle players etc.), which reflect their political-religious status. Besides iconographic data, funerary contexts related to the Moche power structures excavated in the last three decades were also analyzed.
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O músico na iconografia da cerâmica ritual Mochica: um estudo da correlação entre as representações de instrumentos sonoros e os atributos das elites de poder / Depictions of Musicians on Moche Ritual Ceramic\'s Iconography: a study of the correlation between Sound Instruments and Power Attributes

Daniela La Chioma Silvestre Villalva 01 September 2016 (has links)
Esta pesquisa pretende realizar um mapeamento e análise de artefatos cerâmicos da cultura Mochica que contenham personagens que tocam instrumentos sonoros (aerofones, membranofones e idiofones1) com vistas a encontrar nesses \"músicos\" atributos e características que os identificam como figuras que concentram poder político-religioso. O objetivo geral da pesquisa é compreender se haveria um espaço de atuação específico para os músicos nas estruturas de poder mochicas, bem como a relação dos mesmos com as elites durante o período Moche Médio. Este período foi marcado pela ascensão das elites dos vales mochicas ao sul de Jequetepeque, contexto em que surgem, na iconografia da cerâmica ritual arqueológica, muitos músicos portando atributos de indivíduos de elevado status social, como o o Senhor Noturno, o Senhor Solar e o Tomador de Coca, entre outros. O trabalho visa, também, discutir se havia ou não uma relação hierárquica entre grupos de músicos, e seus respectivos instrumentos (tocadores de antaras, quenas, tambores, chocalhos etc.) que reflita o status político-religioso de suas especializações. Foram analisados, além dos dados iconográficos, contextos e padrões funerários relacionados às estruturas de poder mochicas escavados nas últimas três décadas. / This research intends to survey and analyze Moche ceramic artifacts depicting characters associated to sound instruments (aerophones, membranophones and idiophones2). We search in these musicians attributes and features that identify them as political-religious power figures. The main goal of the research is to comprehend how these musicians were inserted in the moche power structures, and their relationship with the elites of the Middle Moche Period, marked by the ascension of political groups from the valleys south of Jequetepeque. In this context many musicians arise in moche ritual ceramic`s iconography holding the attributes of high status individuals, like the Nocturnal Lord, the Solar Lord, the Coca Taker, among others. We also intend to discuss if there was a hierarchical relationship between different categories of musicians and their respective instruments (panpipe players, quena players, drum players, rattle players etc.), which reflect their political-religious status. Besides iconographic data, funerary contexts related to the Moche power structures excavated in the last three decades were also analyzed.
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Music in ancient Israel/Palestine (AIP) with reference to tonality and the development of the Psalms / Music in ancient Israel/Palestine with reference to tonality and development of the Psalms

Pretorius, Wynand Johannes Christian 06 1900 (has links)
Includes bibliographical references / Pages not numbered / Music has formed a part of human life as far back as demonstrable. Music existed long before musical instruments made their appearance. The examination of textual evidence read in conjunction with the available archaeologic evidence from the time and area clearly demonstrates which musical instruments were available and the instances they were used at. It clearly points to the lyre as the primary proponent of the musical culture of the time with regards to melodic music. This is confirmed from what we learn from the ancient tuning tablets. There thus is a direct demonstrable connection between the instrument and the theory of the time. Work done on the musical elements of the cantillation marks of the Hebrew Bible comfortably fits into this framework and appears to be a direct influence on the manner in which the Psalms were sung and composed. A combination of literary, archaeological and musical sources can thus be used within a literary and historical approach to demonstrate the availability of musical instruments in AIP, the manner in which tonality was recorded and its influence on the development of the Psalms. / Old Testament and Ancient Near Eastern Studies / M.A. (Biblical Archaeology)

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