Sound, Space, and the Aesthetics of the Sublime 

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** Berger, Talya. Varia Musica Sacra: Sacred Music from Palazzo Altemps. 2020 La Società Editrice di Musicologia (SEdM) in press.

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** Boren, B. et al.“Acoustic simulations of renaissance Venetian churches. Acoustics in Practice, 1:2, 2013.

** Canfield-Dafilou, Elliot K. and Callery, Eoin F. and Abel, Jonathan S. and Berger, Jonathan. A Method for studying interactions between music performance and rooms with real-time virtual acoustics. Audio Engineering Society 146, 2019.

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Debertolis, Paolo,  F. Coimbra and L. Eneix. Archaeoacoustic analysis of the Hal Saflieni Hypugeum in Malta. Journal of Antrhopology and Arcaeology. Vol. 3 no. 1. pp 59-79. (2015)

** Hackett, R. I. J, Sound, Music, and the Study of Religion. Temenos - Nordic Journal of Comparative Religion, 48(1), 2012.

Deborah Howard & Laura Moretti, Sound and Space in Renaissance Venice: Architecture, Music, Acoustics, Yale University Press, 2009 

Gable, Frederick.  St  Gertrude's Chapel, Hamburg, and the Performance of Polychoral Music. Early Music , May, 1987, Vol. 15, No. 2, (May, 1987), pp. 229-241

Guillebaud, Christine, and Catherine Lavandier. Worship Sound Spaces: Architecture, Acoustics and Anthropology. Routledge,  2020. 

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** Kolar, M., "Situating Inca Sonics:Experimental Music Archaeology at Huánuco Pampa,Peru," in Flower World – Music Archaeology of theAmericas, vol.6, ed. Matthias Stöckli and Mark Howell(Berlin: Ekho Verlag, 2020), 13-46.

** Kolar, M.,  Covey, and Coronei.The Huánuco Pampa Acoustical Field Survey: An Efficient, Comparative Archaeoacoustical Method for Studying Sonic Communication Dynamics. Heritage Science 6/39. (2018)  https://doi.org/10.1186/s40494-018-0203-4

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McClymond, Kathryn, Listening for religious diversity: The Religious Sounds Map Project and ATL Maps, Atlantic Studies, Sept 2017.

** Pentcheva, B. and Jonathan Abel, Icons of Sound: auralizing the lost voice of Hagia Sophia. Speculum, 2017, pp 336-360.

Reznikoff, I. Sound resonance in prehistoric times: A study of Paleolithic painted caves and rocks.  Proceedings of the Acoustics’08 conference, pp.4138-41400, Paris, 2008.

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Tallon, A. “Acoustics at the Intersection of Architecture and Music:  The Caveau Phonocamptique of Noyon Cathedral” Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 75:3 (2016).. 

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Tromchin, L. and David Knight. Revisiting Historic Buildings through the Senses Visualising Aural and Obscured Aspects of Sna Vitale, Ravenna. International Journal of Historical Arcaeology. Vol 20, no. 1 pp 127-145 (2016).

W. Woszczyk, D. Ko, and B. Leonard, “Virtual Acoustics at the Service of Music Performance and Recording,” Archives of Acoustics, pp. 1–5, Mar. 2012. 

Allied research groups

EMAP - The European Music Archeology Project 

International Study Group on Music Archeology (ISGMA)

SCReAM - The Scalable Room Acoustics Modelling project

SBRG - The Superbrain Research Group -  Trentino, Italy