American religious sounds project

title

American religious sounds project

homepage

https://religioussounds.osu.edu/

description

What does religion in the United States sound like? This question animates the American Religious Sounds Project (ARSP), a collaborative research initiative co-directed by Amy DeRogatis (Michigan State University) and Isaac Weiner (Ohio State University), which aims to offer new resources for documenting and interpreting the diversity of American religious life by attending to its varied sonic cultures. To date, the Project has centered on: (1) the construction of a unique sonic archive, documenting the diversity of everyday religious life through newly produced field recordings, interviews, oral histories, and related materials; and (2) the development of a digital platform and website, which draws on materials in our archive to engage users in telling new stories about religious diversity in the U.S.

type

Catalogue

purpose

Learning

audience

amateurs

listeners

task or research field

music history

archival studies

history

history of instruments

religious history

technical features

Provides interfaces for browsing contents

Provides user-friendly search interfaces

Offers playable music records

type of collected resources

Performance

Recording

Listening experience

scope of the collection

Genre

geographical scope of data

United States of America

music genre in scope

religious music

category of data collected

Descriptive Metadata

Metadata

Media

music data features

Descriptive Metadata

Metadata

collection size

<1000

data formats

audio

html5

data license

Unknown

data size

Unknown


URI

https://w3id.org/musow/1645713436-3183298