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Théberge, P. (1989). The 'sound' of music: Technological rationalization and the production of popular music. New Formations, 8, 99–111.
Added by: Mark Grimshaw (14 Mar 2006 13:09:20 UTC) Last edited by: Wikindx Test Drive (15 Nov 2006 09:15:49 UTC)

Resource type: Journal Article
BibTeX citation key: Theberge1989
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Categories: Sound Design
Keywords: Sound Recording
Creators: Théberge
Collection: New Formations

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p.104 "the 'artificial tonality' that is characteristic of multitrack recordings can be regarded as a ... result of a shift in recording aesthetics away from 'realistic' documentation of a musical event to the creation of one." Added by: Mark Grimshaw
Keywords: Reproduction/Representation