The first phonograph was patented by Thomas Edison in 1877.
Nobody, as the wheel predates recorded history.
The invention of writing allowed for historical record to be easily accessible; which played a huge part in the development of civialization.
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The invention of the phonograph was very important to society. The invention itself was very useful during the time of Edison and has impacted many similar inventions that have proved to be useful today.
The invention of the phonograph by Thomas Edison in 1877 was crucial in launching the modern music industry, as it allowed music to be recorded and reproduced for mass consumption. This technology enabled artists to reach wider audiences beyond live performances, creating a new market for recorded music. Additionally, the advent of radio and later, digital streaming platforms further transformed how music is distributed and consumed, solidifying the industry's structure we recognize today. Ultimately, these inventions laid the groundwork for the commercialization of music and the development of various music-related businesses.
The opposite of live music is recorded music. While live music involves real-time performances by artists in front of an audience, recorded music consists of pre-produced audio tracks that can be played back at any time. Recorded music lacks the immediacy and unique atmosphere of a live performance, where the energy and interaction between the performers and audience create a distinct experience.
The first sound recording on tin-wrapped cylinders that could be played on a phonograph was made by Thomas Edison in 1877. Edison's invention marked the beginning of the era of recorded sound and laid the foundation for the development of modern music recording technologies.
The phonograph revolutionized American music consumption by allowing people to listen to recorded music at home for the first time. This invention shifted the focus from live performances to recorded media, enabling a broader distribution of music and the rise of popular genres. It also facilitated the emergence of the music industry, leading to the creation of record labels and the commercialization of music. Ultimately, the phonograph transformed social gatherings and entertainment, making music more accessible to the general public.
it didn't impact classical music at all.
Nobody, as the wheel predates recorded history.
Records and Radios
The genre of music played by the Russian band Alisa is hard rock. They have recorded or sang other types of genre as well, such as new wave, heavy metal and folk metal.
There was no such thing as recorded music (or recorded anything) back then; all music was live music, often an outdoor band.
The phonograph
The phonograph