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307 Pages·2014·30.207 MB·English
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Artefacts Studies in the History of Science and Technology Band 8 Frode Weium, Tim Boon (Hrsg.) Material Culture and Electronic Sound Inhaltsverzeichnis Series Preface by Martin Collins Foreword by Brian Eno Introduction by Tim Boon and Frode Weium Chapter 1: Aleksander Kolkowski and Alison Rabinovici Bellowphones and Blowed Strings: The Auxeto-Instruments of Horace Short and Charles Algernon Parsons Chapter 2: Katy Price Artifacts in Performance Chapter 3: Frode Weium Technology and Authenticity: The Reception of the Hammond Organ in Norway Chapter 4: Sarah Angliss Mimics, Menaces, or New Musical Horizons? Musicians’ Attitudes toward the First Commercial Drum Machines and Samplers Chapter 5: Ragnhild Brøvig-Hanssen The Magnetic Tape Recorder. Recording Aesthetics in the New Era of Schizophonia Chapter 6: Sean Williams Stockhausen Meets King Tubby's: The Transformation of the Stepped Filter into a Musical Instrument Chapter 7: Mick Grierson, Tim Boon The Oramics Machine and the Origins of British Electronic and Computer Music Chapter 8: Telley Kvifte Musical Instruments and User Interfaces in Two Centuries Chapter 9: Peter Donhauser Austrian Pioneers of Electronic Musical Instruments Chapter 10: David Toop New and Rediscovered Musical Instruments Rediscovered Artefacts Music Reading List Index About the Contributors

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