Charles Fairchild Sounds, Screens, Speakers
Offering an extensive overview of the relationship between music and emerging popular media, Charles Fairchild's Sounds, Screens, Speakers is an excellent insight into the evolution of the recording industry and its relationship to other artistic media. Starting with the birth of the microphone and leading all the way into reality television and modern streaming services, this book is a perfect choice for anyone curious about how recorded music changed the face of media and artistic consumption from the late nineteenth century onward.
Sounds, Screens, Speakers Features
- Author: Charles Fairchild
- Length: 400 pages
- Dimensions: 229 x 152mm
Charles Fairchild Sounds, Screens, Speakers : An Intro to Music and Media Reviews