In the Studio

In the Belly of the Beast: The Story of a Recording Session

By VICTOR L. SCHERMER May 14, 2007

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It is no coincidence that jazz emerged around the same time that Edison invented the phonograph. Both jazz and recording by electrical impulses were among the early signs of “modernity. Furthermore, jazz is an improvisational form of music that is composed as it is performed, and, unlike classical music with its well-tempered scale and relatively uniform ...

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George Walker Petit and Walkerecordings Jazz

By MARK F. TURNER November 11, 2004

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When listening to recorded jazz music it's easy to take for granted the dynamics of what took place behind the scenes in the recording studio. The final listening experience is the culmination of meticulous skill, creativity, and hard work, of not only the performing musicians but also skilled technicians who work diligently to capture the essence ...

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