4B. The Sound of Absence

Update: 2018-01-06

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What is music like without the sound of a space? Historian Emily Thompson discusses the aesthetics, technology and politics of spatial absence at the dawn of the recording era while John and Susan Edwards Harvith explain how musicians coped with, adapted to and sometimes thrived in the acoustically dead confines of the recording studio.

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4B. The Sound of Absence

4B. The Sound of Absence