A Century of Recorded Music; Listening to

This engaging book is the first thorough exploration of the impact of recording technology on the art of music. Timothy Day chronicles the developments in recording technology since its inception and describes the powerful effects it has had on artistic performance, audience participation, and listening habits. He offers a fascinating comparison of the characteristics of musical life a century ago with those of today.

Preface

ix

Making Recordings

1

(57)

The Repertory Recorded

58

(84)

Changes in Performing Styles Recorded

142

(57)

Listening to Recordings

199

(58)

Bibliographical Note

257

(3)

A Note on the Recordings

260

(2)

Notes

262

(27)

Index

289

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A Century of Recorded Music; Listening to Musical History

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