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PAESTUM, ITALY - 27 SEPTEMBER 2018: Walter Maioli (68, 2nd from right), an Italian researcher, poly-instrumentalist and composer, and his students step out of the Temple of Athena after the daily laboratory in ancient music he teaches at the National Archeological Museum of Paestum, Italy, on September 27th 2018.

The National Archeological Museum of Paestum is home to Walter Maioli's daily laboratories in ancient music at the historical site at Paestum, once a major city of Magna Grecia whose three Doric temples are the best preserved in the world. Walter Maioli’s research has included travels to far flung countries, the creation of a musical ensemble that uses reconstructions of ancient instruments, and compositions for television and movies set in ancient Rome like “The Gladiator.”

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PAESTUM, ITALY - 27 SEPTEMBER 2018: Walter Maioli (68, 2nd from right), an Italian researcher, poly-instrumentalist and composer, and his students step out of the Temple of Athena after the daily laboratory in ancient music he teaches at the National Archeological Museum of Paestum, Italy, on September 27th 2018.<br /> <br /> The National Archeological Museum of Paestum is home to Walter Maioli's daily laboratories in ancient music at the historical site at Paestum, once a major city of Magna Grecia whose three Doric temples are the best preserved in the world. Walter Maioli’s research has included travels to far flung countries, the creation of a musical ensemble that uses reconstructions of ancient instruments, and compositions for television and movies set in ancient Rome like “The Gladiator.”