Article published in Joca 148
Which sounds do you hear around you during social isolation? Birds singing? Noises from neighbours? Cartoon characters on TV?
British man Stuart Fowkes decided to collect on a website all the sounds that people from all over the world who are isolated in their home hear during quarantine (www.citiesandmemory.com). In the project #StayHomeSounds, users click on a country in the map and hear the sounds submitted by residents from that area.
A user from Australia sent in sounds of frogs and birds. From Italy, a person sent in the sound of neighbours singing on their balconies. Someone who lives in a building in Brazil recorded silence.
“Sounds are particularly fascinating right now” says the project’s introductory text on the website. “…the world hasn’t sounded quite like this during our lifetimes – whether it’s something simple like less traffic, and hearing more birdsong and wildlife, or how people are coming together through song and music.”
To send a sound to the website, all you have to do is record the sound (on a mobile phone, for example), fill out a form, and share the file. Go to: bit.ly/sonsquarentena
Source: Cities and Memory website #StayHomeSounds
QUESTIONS
1) According to the text, how do users have access to the sounds sent in by people from all over the world?
a) Through videos that have a soundtrack of the local sounds
b) Through forms
c) Through a map
d) They have to send in an email.
2) Which sounds do you most hear during quarantine?
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