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Category Archives: earliest sound recordings
Frank Lambert – The Experimental Talking Clock – Unusual Early Sounds
Frank LambertThe Experimental Talking ClockC.1878 Sound off here…. is this the first example of audio manipulation? Since I’ve been digging around for early forms of electronic music, music concrete and whatnot, this recording from 1878 sticks out to me. I … Continue reading
Posted in 1878 audio recordings, earliest sound recordings, Edison era records, experimental music, foxes rule, ok?, music concrete, music cylinders, sound collage
Tagged 1878, 1878 audio recordings, earliest sound recordings, early sound collage, early voice recordings, Edison recordings, experimental, Frank Lambert 1878, music concrete, music cylinders, music on lead cylinders, sound college, spoken word, wax cylinders
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