VOICED : La musica del Neolitico

The video explores the discovery and recognition of Neolithic rocks as musical instruments, known as litophones. These rocks, found across Africa, were crafted by ancient humans to produce sound and vibration. Eric Gontier's theory that these rocks are instruments has been accepted, and they are now recognized as such by museums. The rocks have been used in a modern performance by the National Radio Orchestra, marking a world first. After the concerts, the litophones will be preserved as musical instruments.

What sound do the Neolithic stones resemble?

• A drum

• A xylophone

• A flute

• A trumpet

Where were these Neolithic stones primarily found?

• Asia

• Europe

• Africa

• South America

Who proposed the theory that these stones are musical instruments?

• Amara.org

• Eric Gontier

• Philippe Fénelon

• National Radio Orchestra

What were these stones previously documented as in museums?

• Tools like hammers and axes

• Decorative items

• Musical instruments

• Religious artifacts

Who composed a piece using the lithophonic ensemble?

• Philippe Fénelon

• Eric Gontier

• Amara.org

• National Radio Orchestra