PREDICTION OF ACOUSTICS PARAMETERS IN JESUIT CHURCHES IN CORDOBA AND SAN IGNACIO MINI.
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https://doi.org/10.59047/2469.0724.v3.n3.19023Keywords:
Ways of Living, Project Processes, Domestic SpaceAbstract
Throughout what is now the territory of Argentina they were settled, during the period of Spanish domination, colonies founded and built by Jesuit priests, in order to "evangelize" the natives. For many years these colonies were centers of production and culture that spread to the rest of the territory. The priests preached and learned local languages through which they communicated. His concern for the understanding of speech, and through them it is manifested in the temples they built. This research analyzes the influence of this thought, translated to the churches acoustics in the colonies, evaluating the parameters that determine the understanding of speech; and the ability of each of the churches to sing religious music. In those cases where the temples fell apart or part of it, modeling and auralization was used to reconstruct the sound inside the churches and recover the intangible cultural heritage.References
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