Historical soundscapes (c.1200 – c.1800)

The first reference to the organ in the church of Santa María Magdalena (1544)

Miguel de Cervantes, resident in San Isidoro neighborhood (1593/1598-1599)

Call to prayer by a muezzin and coranic psalmody at the mosque Ibn Gimara in Granada

The call to prayer of the müezzin, repeated five times a day, and the coranic psalmody at the mosque Ibn Gimara were essential elements of the soundscape of Muslim Granada.

First organ and gregorian chant book library of the convent of San Francisco Casa Grande (1507)

Liturgical activity (1495-1507)

The literary academy at the house of Juan de Arguijo in Sevilla

The house of Juan de Arguijo (1567-1623), poet and musician, located opposite the professed house of the Society of Jesus, was the seat of one of the literary gatherings known …

First baptisms in the church of San Gregorio Magno (1500)

Call to prayer by a muezzin and coranic psalmody at the mosque al-Shari’a in Granada

The call to prayer of the müezzin, repeated five times a day, and the coranic psalmody at the mosque al-Shari’a were essential elements of the soundscape of Muslim Granada.

Call to prayer by a muezzin and coranic psalmody at the mosque (gima) Guindeyr in Granada

The call to prayer of the müezzin, repeated five times a day, and the coranic psalmody at the mosque (gima) Guindeyr were essential elements of the soundscape of Muslim Granada.

Call to prayer by a muezzin and coranic psalmody at the mosque Yami al-Ahdab in Granada

The call to prayer of the müezzin, repeated five times a day, and the coranic psalmody at the mosque of Yami al-Ahdab were essential elements of the soundscape of Muslim Granada.