"I sing the body electric" : music and technology in the 20th century /
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[Hofheim] :
Wolke,
2000.
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Table of Contents:
- Keyboards, crankshafts and communication, the musical mindset of western technology / Geoffrey Hindley
- Electronic instruments
- classifications and mechanisms / Hugh Davies
- 'It all began with a broken organ'
- the role of Yamaha in Japan's music development / Tatsuya Kobayashi
- The social construction of the synthesizer / Trevor Pinch & Frank Trocco
- My soul is in the machine
- Conlon Nancarrow
- composer for player piano
- precursor of computer music / Jürgen Hocker
- Music and the city / Barbara Berthelmes
- 'Moving on'
- airplanes and locomotives in 20th century music / Hans-Joachim Braun
- 'A servile imitation'
- disputes about machines in music, 1910-1930 / Karin Bijsterveld
- Sound microscopy and music in the 20th century, a survey with special reference to Hungary / István Pintér
- From polka to punk
- growth of an independent recording studio, 1934-1977 / Susan Schmidt-Horning
- The origins of the 45-rpm record at RCA Victor, 1939-1948 / Alexander B. Magoun
- Tape recording and music making / Andre Millard
- Musicians and the sound revolution
- business, labor, and technology in America, 1890-1950 / Jame P. Kraft
- Aesthetics out of exigency, violin vibrato and the phonograph / Mark Katz
- Reversing the reverse salient in electric guitar technology
- noise, humbuckers and Jimi Hendrix / Rebecca McSwain
- Soundsampling
- an aesthetic challenge / Helga de la Motte-Haber
- New technology
- new artistic genres
- changes in the concept and aesthetics of music / Martha Brech
- Musical education and the new media
- the current situation and perspectives for the future / Bernd Enders.