The Edge of Time: Palaeolithic bone flutes from France & Germany (EMAP Vol 4) Red Note Ensemble three copies modelled on 18th-century

three copies modelled on 18th-century instruments — feature on this recording and the range of harpsichords

the repertoire

Admirers of the reserved but very fine music of Edmund Rubbra should not hesitate to acquire this recording

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Cover image: Edinburgh and Leith from the West by James Skene

The Edge of Time: Palaeolithic bone flutes from France & Germany (EMAP Vol 4) Red Note Ensemble three copies modelled on 18th-centurySUMMARY TRACK LISTING REVIEWS INFO Around 40,000 years ago, towards the end of the last Ice Age, the upper Danube region was settled by anatomically modern humans. Traces of their daily life have been found at several cave sites in the south of modern Germany, including fragments of perforated bird bones and mammoth ivory. Representing the oldest evidence of musical creation worldwide, these prehistoric flutes two from caves at Geissenklsterle, one