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The call to prayer is the announcement we Muslims hear five times a day. It is not only a special sound reminding us to gather for prayer but also a symbol of independence, Islam, and the homeland.

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In our city, the church bells are more than just a sound; they are the heartbeat of our daily life. Even in a world full of digital clocks and smartphones, the bells remain our most traditional way of "measuring" time.

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Our streets don't just speak through history: they sing. Listen closely, even in the heart of the capital, nature finds its voice. Discover the hidden melodies of Rome, where birdsong weaves through the city's daily soundtrack.

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1. Birds and Work

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2. Café

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3. Wind and Sea

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4. People chatting

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5. Sports

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I chose this sound because thousand of people hear this voice everyday while going to work. I think the announcement ‘Barberini - Fontana di Trevi’ is the gateway to the most beautiful parts of my city. This recording is special to me because it captures the excitement of a Saturday afternoon spent with my friends to grab a gelato (ice-cream), walk by the Trevi Fountain and enjoy being together. It’s the sound of friendship and freedom.

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The Tunisian darbuka is a traditional instrument that gives Tunisian music its strong and lively rhythm. It is widely used in popular music like mezoued and in celebrations such as weddings.

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The Manouba railway line is an important part of daily life in Manouba and a symbol of connection between the city and the capital region. It began operating to improve mobility and make transport easier for students, workers, and families. Today, it represents progress, accessibility, and the movement of people toward education, work, and opportunity.

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This is the sound of Historical Ulus Hal. You can hear people talking, vendors shouting, and the busy atmosphere of the market. This sound represents my city because it shows daily life, trade, and the energy of local people.

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This sound represents my city because it shows the artistic side of Ankara. The street musician in Kızılay expresses emotions through music and shares them with people.

It represents Kızılay because it is a place where art can be seen in public spaces, and music becomes a way of communication between the artist and the listeners.

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The sound of the tram an important means of transportation in our city can be heard in many places while you are walking around this city.

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I recorded this sound in Manisa as I was walking into my house. The birds are singing while distant city noises create a gentle background. It shows how peaceful daily life can feel even in a busy place.

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This recording is from a traditional dance event in Manisa's famous Mesir Festival activities. Since it was also childrens' day, little children were doing traditional folk-dances and the crowd was cheering for them. Everyone looked so happy and it was great to see the light in childrens' eyes. I hope we can have a world where every child can dance and play freely without having to worry some day.

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The Coppersmiths' Bazaar (Bakırcılar Çarşısı) in Şanlıurfa is a captivating historical marketplace where the ancient art of metalworking comes alive. As you walk through its authentic stone archways, the air rings with the rhythmic, melodic tapping of hammers as skilled artisans shape gleaming copper into intricate pots, trays, and traditional coffee sets. This centuries-old bazaar offers a sensory journey into the region's rich cultural heritage, preserving a time-honored craft that continues to be the beating heart of Urfa's traditional trades.

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The liver kebab joints (ciğerciler) of Şanlıurfa are an essential part of the city's culinary culture, filling the streets with the irresistible scent of charcoal smoke. Serving as lively gathering spots with traditional low stools, these eateries offer expertly skewered liver roasted over an open fire, accompanied by thin lavaş flatbread, roasted peppers, sumac-spiced onions, and fresh greens. In Urfa, eating liver is not just a meal but a beloved, round-the-clock tradition—often enjoyed even for breakfast—where locals and visitors alike bond over unforgettable flavors and warm conversation.

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A zılgıt (ululation) is a loud, high-pitched vocal trill traditionally performed by women in Southeastern Turkey and the broader Middle East to express overwhelming emotion. Produced by rapid, rhythmic tongue movements against the roof of the mouth, this piercing sound is an unmistakable hallmark of the region's cultural fabric. Whether echoing through lively weddings, local celebrations, or traditional gatherings, the zılgıt serves as a powerful, spontaneous burst of joy, excitement, and communal solidarity.

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A "Sıra Gecesi" (Night in Turn) is a deeply rooted cultural gathering originating from Şanlıurfa, where friends traditionally take turns hosting weekly meetings. More than just a musical event, it serves as a vibrant social forum filled with traditional Anatolian folk songs, storytelling, and conversation. The night is famously accompanied by the communal preparation of spicy çiğ köfte to the rhythm of live acoustic instruments, culminating with the serving of strong, bitter mırra coffee, making it a true celebration of regional heritage and solidarity.

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Echoing across city skylines and local neighborhoods, the ezan serves as both a profound declaration of devotion and a defining, peaceful acoustic rhythm of daily life in the Islamic world.

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there are lots of street musician in istanbul, this one was from Taksim Square and the guy was playing clarnet an instrument from our country

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The sound of a train is a sound you can hear from far away. We have a very big train station in Antwerp.

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Traxx rijd weg van station Antwerpen met een mooi geluid!

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We have a lot of trams in Antwerp. This is the sound they make in a turn.

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The Cathedral of Our Lady is known for its special sound.

Inside, the space is very big, so sounds echo. When people talk, sing, or play music, it sounds louder and deeper. The big organ makes strong and beautiful music that fills the whole church.

The cathedral also has many bells in the tower. When they ring, you can hear them across the city.

Because of this, the cathedral feels calm but also powerful.

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This is the sound of a deep fryer and this is well known in Belgium because of all the people that go every friday. They also call the fries of Belgium the best fries.

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In Istanbul, there is lot of mosques and we have so many famous ones. This is the HagiaSophia mosque's muezzin's beatiful voice, this is the most peaceful and relaxing sound that you can hear.

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One of the sounds you're sure to hear while walking along the Bosphorus coast in Istanbul is the sound of seagulls.

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In Istanbul's famous streets and train stations, you can always see musicians with different instruments. I recorded this from two musicians at Marmaray Train Station; one of the musicians played the kanun.The kanun (also spelled qanun, kanoon, or kanon) is a traditional stringed instrument widely considered the "queen" of Turkish art music. The other musician played the violin. I love this combination of Turkish-style and European-style music; it creates an amazing harmony.I couldn't upload the mp3 so I converted to video.

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This is a mosque sound in Istanbul. We hear this sound 5 times a day.

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There is a big park on the way to school and this is the sound of small creek at that park.

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This beautiful sound is a sound where the waves in my city hit the shore and the wind merge. 🔊🌊

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We recorded this in the silent garden at our school. It shows how peacefull the silent garden can be.

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We recorded a sound of a full classroom of how their class sounds

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This is the sound of a bicycle bell. It’s the one in our school’s bike rack. It’s spring again, so that’s a sign that lots of people are coming to school by bike once more.

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we recçorded the stqirs we have to walk every school day to get to our classes.

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This is the bell of the primary school that we, as secondary school students, hear several times every day. It is a bell that rings whenever the younger children of the primary school have their break.

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Around 5 PM in Istanbul, the slightly cold wind blowing on your face mixes with the sound of the call to prayer echoing from every corner of my homeland. Meanwhile, people struggling with life rush from one place to another.

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The ceremonial sounds of Anıtkabir are not merely a technical sound system or music broadcast; they are the sounds of national memory and respect echoing in the heart of the Republic of Turkey. These sounds (changing of the guard, ceremonial announcements, etc.) reverberating at Anıtkabir are a powerful declaration that the values ​​of the Republic and the struggle for independence are kept alive.

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Located in the Ulus neighborhood of Ankara's Altındağ district, Çıkrıkçılar Yokuşu (Spinners' Hill) is Ankara's oldest shopping center, preserving its centuries-old character in contrast to the city's ever-changing modern face. This historic hill, stretching from Anafartalar Street to Samanpazarı, bears traces of the Seljuk, Ottoman, and Republic periods.

Today, it is the heart of traditional crafts, textile shops, bridal shops, spice shops, and regional products. In Ankara's culture, it is one of the first places that comes to mind for those preparing for marriage, especially for dowry shopping. With its narrow streets and lively atmosphere, it is not only a commercial center but also a living museum that preserves the city's memory.

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Voices from our neighborhood

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voices from our city

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The sound of construction machinery in our city.

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The sounds of nature from my hometown, Urfa.