Phenomenology
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Tails Out |
Strachan et al.
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More than background: ambience and sound-design in contemporary art documentary film |
BE427362A
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Waters
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Tullis Rennie's muscle memory: listening to the act of listening |
Williams
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'You never been on a ride like this befo': Los Angeles, automotive listening, and Dr. Dre's' G-Funk'. |
Jhingan
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Decoding Loudness: The Punjabi Soundscape in Bollywood |
Kimber
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Reciting Parsifal: Opera as Spoken-Word Performance in America |
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Elwell
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De Forest Phonofilms or Talking Motion Pictures |
Henderson
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Traffic Patterns |
Koch
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Memory, Place, and Archive |
Niles
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Find, get, use: Lessons from the repatriation of early Papua New Guinea sound recordings |
Jähnichen
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Silentium est Aureum!–Musical Choice from the Perspective of Social Communication |
Kay
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Got to Be Something Here: The Rise of the Minneapolis Sound by Andrea Swensson |
Weston et al.
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The Fieldwork PlaylisT |
Rivers-Moore
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Panorama de la Radio |
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Radio recording means
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Leak et al.
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Adrift [Album] |
Trio et al.
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debut |
Ribeiro
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The Sound and the Fragment in Artistic Practices |
Reese
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The World Wanderings of a Voice |
Feld
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Charlie Grooves |
Wiebe
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Fade to Black Britten,‘O Waly, Waly’(1947), in Terence Davies’s Distant Voices, Still Lives |
Rogers
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The art and craft of song mixing |
Ginell
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" Get Hep & Get Happy": Milwaukee's Jack Teter. |