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The bell towers that announce the presence of the church. The columns and walls that disperse sound to the congregants. So much of Notre Dame draws feeling through its acoustics. Every detail, every choice, even the ones you never see, add to the music of the cathedral. https://t.co/9E4njSEGcd — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 5, 2023

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Listen to how “Viderunt Omnes,” a 12th century composition, sounds in the complex acoustics of the Notre Dame cathedral. The height of the gothic vaults allows the polyphonic music to soar. The lower notes reverberate warmly. The higher notes disappear more quickly. https://t.co/mo3e4K2kKE — PolitiTweet.org

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The sounds of Notre Dame have always been both holy and secular. Worshipers could hear prayers. The sounds of the artisans who once built the cathedral. Noises of the Parisian working class. We may see Notre Dame as an eternal monument, but it is a place that is always changing. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 5, 2023