Instruments

Tangatamanu use ancient instruments mixed to modern instruments to produce new hibryd sounds in concerts. This is a short list of the main instruments used in EMAP project Tangatamanu's concerts and installations

	Shell Trumpets	Alberto Morelli Stefano Scarani
	Clay Horn from Civita Castellana [ph. F. Marano]	Alberto Morelli
	Lituus from Tarquinia	Alberto Morelli Emiliano Li Castro
	Silver Pipe from Ur	Alberto Morelli Roberto Stanco [1]
	Calcophone	Alberto Morelli
	Mouth Bow	Emiliano Li Castro
	Anatolic Sistrum	Emiliano Li Castro
	Bansuri	Alberto Morelli
	Harmonic flutes	Alberto Morelli
	Roman Sistrum	Emiliano Li Castro
	Bronze Rattle from Chiusi	Emiliano Li Castro
	Clay Rattle from Vulci	Emiliano Li Castro
	Bullroaers	Alberto Morelli Roberto Stanco [1] Emiliano Li Castro Luca Gufi Åke Egevad [6]
	Bone Aulos from Paestum	Roberto Stanco [1]
	Bone Tibia	Roberto Stanco [1]
	Gorga Tibia	Roberto Stanco [1]
	Bones Flutes	Åke Egevad [6]
	Clay Drums	Åke Egevad [6]
	Gong	Åke Egevad [6]
	Litophones	Åke Egevad [6]
	Lyra	Graeme Lawson [6]
	Aulos	Cristina Majnero[2] Barnaby Brown Olga Sutkowska
	Carnix [ph. F. Marano]	John Kenny[3] Patrick Kenny [4]
	Voice	Ute Goedecke[2] Mirco Mungari [7]
	Viking horn	Tommy Johansson[2] Stefan Wikström[2] Fredrik Persson[2] Dario Losciale[2]
	Bendir	Tommy Johansson[2] Stefan Wikström[2] Fredrik Persson[2] Dario Losciale[2] Emiliano Li Castro
	e.conch (Electronics Shell Trumpet)	Stefano Scarani	The Scarani's first LeapStrument series. An hibrid instrument powered by a LeapMotion® sensor in a Max [Cycling74] environment
	KinStrument I	Stefano Scarani	The Scarani's first KINstrument series. A controller/instrument powered by a Kinect [Microsoft] 3D camera in a Max [Cycling74] environment with Sinapse
	KinStrument II	Stefano Scarani	The Scarani's second KINstrument series. A controller/instrument powered by a Kinect [Microsoft] 3D camera in a Max [Cycling74] environment
	Adungo	Franco Parravicini[5][7] Stefano Scarani	Ethinic arp from Uganda
	e.bow guitar	Franco Parravicini[5][7]	Electri guitar played with an electromagnetic bow
	e.bass	Franco Parravicini[5][7]	Electri bass played with an electromagnetic bow
	Tuberoaers	Stefano Scarani	A modern bullroar made with a tube for electrical installations
	Taps	Stefano Scarani	A modern and "readymade" metallic rattle

[1] Special guest from Ludi Scaenici in From the Rave to the Cave @ Glasgow [2] Special guest from Ensemble Mare Balticum @ From the Rave to the Cave in Glasgow and Ljubjiana [3] Frome the Conch to the Carnix concerts @ Ystad and special guest in From the Rave to the Cave @ Glasgow [4] Special guest @ From the Rave to the Cave in Glasgow [5] Rave to the Cave @ Ljubjiana and ArchaeoTrip @ Ercolano [6] From the LP/CD "The Sounds of Prehistoric Scandinavia". Project produced and coordinated by Cajsa S. Lund [7]ArchaeoTrip @ Ercolano