American Religious Sounds Project retweeted

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What does religion in the United States sound like? That's the question the American Religious Sounds Project is answering.
They are the newest contributor to the Atla Digital Library. Learn about the project and their collections on the Atla Blog!
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American Religious Sounds Project retweeted
For the first time in the history of Minnesota, the adhan was broadcast over an outdoor speaker placed over the rooftop of Dar Al-Hijrah Mosque in Cedar-Riverside neighborhood.
The adhan will be played five times a day throughout the month of #Ramadan, which begins tonight.
American Religious Sounds Project retweeted
Architecture, sound, colonialism, the visual and the 1915 Panama-California Exposition-learning about anagrammic and anamorphic listening and seeing. #religioussounds #aarsbl19 #amrel
American Religious Sounds Project retweeted
"Sound transcends the stale dichotomy of orality and literacy." - Gerety #aarsbl19 #religioussounds
American Religious Sounds Project retweeted
"Can you guess someone's denominational tradition just based on the way they clap?" #religioussounds #aarsbl19
American Religious Sounds Project retweeted
Recording of the adhan (Islamic call to prayer) played on a Hammond organ - wow. Thanks @ashoncrawley ! #AARSBL19 #religioussounds
American Religious Sounds Project retweeted
"The blue note is about registering difference...it is irreducible." - @ashoncrawley #religioussounds #AARSBL19



