An exciting new project in the making will soon be hosted on the Soundtrails platform! Visitors will be able to immerse themselves in the sounds of ancient flutes while walking the astonishing Mexican world heritage site.
UK producer Simon Bradley and music archeologist and academic, Arnd Adje, both, from Huddersfield University, awaken the sounds of clay flutes at the Teotihuacan Mexican world heritage site. The archeological remains of the ancient city of Teotihuacan hold many examples of ceramic multiple flutes and a diverse range of other sound artefacts, including the mysterious whistling vessels.
Many have been rebuilt for the ‘Teotihuacan Virtual Sound Map’ and soon a number will play onsite via Soundtrails for visitors wishing to explore this famous site. Simon and Adje are in the last stages now and we expect the Soundtrail to be out in the next month.