This paper reports a study of the acoustics of The Large Theatre and The Small Theatre located side by side in the area of the ruins of Pompeii, Italy. Room acoustical parameters measured in the cavea of both theatres denote the usual high clarity and lack of reverberation reported for other open-air ancient theatres in a similar state of preservation. The Small Theatre is the most ancient Roman odeum (roofed theatre). A computer simulation was performed both in its present state and endowed with a planned ceiling.
The Acoustics of two ancient Roman theatres in Pompeii / Dragonetti, Raffaele; Ianniello, Carmine; Mercogliano, Francesco; Romano, ROSARIO ANIELLO. - ELETTRONICO. - (2007), pp. 1-6. (Intervento presentato al convegno 19th International Congress on Acoustics tenutosi a Madrid (Spain) nel 2-7 Settembre 2007).
The Acoustics of two ancient Roman theatres in Pompeii
DRAGONETTI, RAFFAELE;IANNIELLO, CARMINE;MERCOGLIANO, FRANCESCO;ROMANO, ROSARIO ANIELLO
2007
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This paper reports a study of the acoustics of The Large Theatre and The Small Theatre located side by side in the area of the ruins of Pompeii, Italy. Room acoustical parameters measured in the cavea of both theatres denote the usual high clarity and lack of reverberation reported for other open-air ancient theatres in a similar state of preservation. The Small Theatre is the most ancient Roman odeum (roofed theatre). A computer simulation was performed both in its present state and endowed with a planned ceiling.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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