Sound Studies Review 2.1 (2024) - spring - An International Peer-Reviewed Music Journal. Special Issue: Investigating Mediatization in Early Recorded Artifacts

Pages: xx + 90 p.Illustrations:11 col., 2 tables b/w. Language(s):English. Publication Year:2026. Brepols. ISBN: 978-2-503-60891-4. Paperback - TABLE OF CONTENTS Contributors Introduction Eva Moreda Rodríguez, Karin Martensen, Daniele Palma Investigating Mediatization in Early Recorded Artifacts Articles Karin Martensen The Construction of a Media Voice in the Early Days of Sound Recording, and Making it Visible with Modern Software Daniele Palma Singing with the Medium: From Language Records to the Gramophone as a Prosthetic Vocal Coach Inja Stanovic The Mechanical Recording Workshop: A New Methodology in Early Recording Research Elodie A. Roy Phonographic Feedbacks: Reactivating Early Sound Recording in the Digital Age Review Benjamin Tausig How the World Listens: The Human Relationship with Sound Across the World by Tom A. Garner.