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Instead of pre-installed punching rolls, Clark invented Marking Piano which allow to record the master roll data from live performance in 1912. The player piano market was lasted from 1900 until the Depression in the 1930’s and made the preservation of historical performance of Jazz and Ragtime. This is because player piano sounded much

radio was mainly used for news at first; but within the next couple of years as more radio stations popped up, music became prominent on the radio. Another invention that played a major role in how people heard music in the 20th century is the gramophone; also known as the phonograph. The phonograph was a disc used as the primary medium for music reproduction until late in 20th century (CITE). The phonograph was invented by

recording, distribution and sale of sound recordings became a growing new international industry. The most popular titles sold millions of units by the early 1900s. Disc phonograph The next major technical development was the invention of the gramophone disc. This is credited to Emile Berliner. It was commercially introduced in the United States in 1889. In 1932, the first cardioid ribbon microphone was patented by Dr. Harry F. Olson of RCA, using a field coil

they could find it for free? The music industry which essentially makes a profit from record sales believed that this online service would cost them millions. Rather than the music industry making sales from each record sold, one Napster user could purchase a record, upload it to the service and then hundreds of other users could download it for free. Those hundreds of users no longer need to purchase the record themselves because they have already gained access to

Analysis Teletech 2005 WACC and Hurdle Rate: Risk drives required returns and is a fundamental concept when determining whether or not a company is providing appropriate returns to its shareholders. Teletech’s policy was to use a uniform hurdle rate across segments. This policy works well if each potential investment has the same risk. Unfortunately for Teletech, investments differ in their level of risk and therefore in their required rates of return. To adequately assess potential investments

Bill Fontana is an internationally reputable composer and pioneering American sound sculptor born April 25th 1947 in Cleveland, Ohio. Since the mid to late 70’s Fontana has used sound as a sculptural medium, able to interact and transform our perceptions of visual and architectural spaces. Fontana is constantly engaged with the idea that at any moment there will be something musical to hear in the coherent sound patterns around him. His sound sculptures use the human or natural environment surrounding

are it is time consuming when analyzing the data and it can be expensive when transcribing. The use of informed consent is important regardless of what research method is taking place. For example, in the article, before carrying out semi- structure interview, it shows the researcher had given out informed consent to the schools and approached potential participants to explain the study (Wan & Neihart, 2015). It is acceptable for the researcher to encourage the participants but this should not run

regaining popularity and that is the vinyl record. Vinyl records burst on the scene at the beginning of the 20th century and are more popular than ever boasting 52% increase in sales from 2013 to 2014, while the popularity of digital downloads are slowly decreasing dropping by 9% (Gibson). As vinyl makes its way back into the hands of audiophiles, new consumers are racing to get their paws on these vintage music format, but where does one go to acquire vinyl records? Luckily, there are several options from

Art 501 the conservator’s role Section B Icomos education and training guidelines Record making and the historic environment Restoration of lakeshmaswara temple, Gadag,Karnataka A record of a historic building or a site is an exponential aid in project planning or implementation. This involves a range of overlapping and mutual activities. A thorough analysis and interpretation of historical elements of the buildings will help understand the process of decay and development to its context. An uninformed

'warmth' into their productions. What Is Analogue Warmth? Not everyone has had first‑hand experience of magnetic tape recording and other analogue recording technology, of course, but we've all heard and admired the vast back catalogue of classic records made using this technology from the 1950s onwards. There are many factors that combine to create character in recordings, ranging from instruments, musicians and performances, through the rooms and mics used, to the