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A choral recording by Cappella Romana from the album Lost Voices of Hagia Sophia. It is part of a project recreating Byzantine chant using the acoustics of the Hagia Sophia.
Cited as an example of the Hagia Sophia acoustic recreation project, where a choir performs with the building's measured impulse response.
“Cappella Romana, a vocal ensemble choir with some researchers had tried to recreate the sounds of Hagia Sophia.”
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Just listening to the balloon pop in the Hagia Sophia was amazing to hear. Are there any other structures with similar acoustics that still holds performances? Also there's a YouTube playlist of the recording they mention at the end, the Lost Voices of Hagia Sophia: ▶ this video
in “The sound of the Hagia Sophia, more than 500 years ago” · View on HN
Somewhat related, a while back Cappella Romana, a vocal ensemble choir with some researchers had tried to recreate the sounds of Hagia Sophia. They mapped the interior to model the reverberations properly. [link] ( [link] ) Example of their performance: ▶ this video
in “The Elusive Byzantine Empire (2019)” · View on HN
There's a singing group from Portland that used impulse-response recordings from Hagia Sophia to recreate old church music as it would have sounded back when it was controlled by the Eastern Orthodox church. [link] ▶ this video
in “Spring Reverb Tanks Explained and Compared” · View on HN