Lynn 'Unleashed' of Poet and Peasant links to an interesting article in the Atlantic about a Harvard scholar who is trying to reconstruct ancient Greek music. Professor William A. Johnson of the University of Cincinnati is doing similar work, and has some brief QuickTime examples on his website. You can click on any line of each papyrus to hear that line sung, or click on 'Song A' or 'Song B' or 'Melody for Aulos (?)' to hear the whole thing. (An aulos is a reed instrument something like an oboe.) My judgment: weird but nice. I would like to hear more. Johnson also gives a bibliography for further exploration, and lists four CDs against Atlantic's two. Worth a look, and a listen, if the subject interests you at all.