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The most curious thing is that, with those recordings -which you can send them yourself -, artists from all over the world create other pieces in which reinterpret the "spiritual" sound , to turn it into something new. this luck of rhythmic collage it is most interesting, and is part of an even larger project called ** Cities & Memory .** It already has 1400 audio files from over 55 countries , and its reason for being is inspired by Italo Calvino's book the invisible cities , which "explores how people can experience the same place in dramatically different ways ", according to the organization.
This page is where you can explore the spiritual sounds of the world both on a map and sorted according to theme (call to prayer, organ sounds, sacred environments...), as well as your rereadings , on a journey that will transport you to other universes some unknown. However, this project is not the only one that carries out this documentation work, so you can also wander, for example, through ** The American Religious Sounds Project ,** which intends to do the same in USA, or by Religious Soundmap Project, that compares the religious audios of two Western cities to prove that they are increasingly similar, because, as they say, globalization has also arrived to this land. Oh, and if what you want is to listen to the sound of the streets of the most emblematic cities in the world, try ** Sound City Project **: you will fall in love!