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From value networks for recorded music to music ecosystems

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Recording the Musical

2023
Abstract Audio recording, reproduction, and distribution technologies developed in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries worked to “fix” the program of a musical from a relatively fluid set of interchangeable songs into an increasingly stable score.
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Music and Recording

Communication Booknotes, 1975
Roger D. Kinkle's The Complete Encyclopedia of Popular Music and Jazz: 1900-1950 (New Rochelle, N.Y.: Arlington House, 1974—$75.00 for set of four volumes) Clive Davis and James Willwerth, Clive: Inside Inside the Record Business (New York: Morrow, 1974—$8.95) Studies in Jazz Discography I (Institute of Jazz Studies University Extension Division ...
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Music Recording and the Recording Industry

2021
Abstract Records have become an essential source for popular music history. The article discusses the technical development and global expansion of the international recording industry from the 1890s to the 2010s. Production peaked in 1929 and started to grow again after the Second World War.
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