Music, Sound, and Architecture in Islam

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Tuesday (13a)

Music, Sound, and Architecture in Islam: how are space and sound mutually constitutive, in relation to spirituality and politics?

Due

  • Optionally, read: The Sonorous, Audible Mosque, in Mosque : approaches to art and architecture, edited by Idries Trevathan. Abingdon, Oxon : Routledge, 2024.


Class

  • Sound, architecture, and Islamic reform: the attenuation of ritual resonance in the built environment of Cairene saint veneration (2015)
  • The Sonorous, Audible Mosque (2021)

Thursday (13b)

Presentations: Jude & Eli (20 min each)

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