Titlebook: Altered Sensations; Rudolph Koenig’s Aco David Pantalony Book 2009 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2009 19th century.Acoustical worksh

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Transformations in the Workshop,ic flames. There were also artisanal influences work. Helmholtz’s first glass resonators were conceived as products of mathematics, while from Koenig’s workshop the subsequent spun-brass receptacles were more the products of local tuning solutions. The actual analyser also carries evidence of the ma

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,Constructing a Reputation, 1866–1879,ime-consuming, labour-intensive approach to making and using . fundamental instrument of nineteenth-century acoustics. On a broader level, they represent the values of his Parisian workshop – perfection, purity, precision, mastery, beauty, quality, concealment and dependability. In the 1860?s and 70

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The Faraday of Sound,a scientific instrument maker, earlier trained as a violinmaker, who lived in a workshop/apartment near his products. Since the early 1860s, he had helped refine and spread Hermann von Helmholtz’s studies in acoustics through his creations in steel, brass, wood, glass and cast iron. Later in his car

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L. Meyer,L. H. Nel,D. E. Carlingc instruments, it is not difficult to spot the woodwork of Rudolph Koenig. One instrument in particular, the Barbareau ., represents the high art of Koenig’s mastery of wood and sound. It displays a finely-grained spruce top covered in light varnish, thin mahogany veneers on the sides, walnut ends (

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Alexander J. Kovalic,Herbert L. Bonkovskyuced to elements, or the way light could be separated into a spectrum. Today we take for granted the notion that musical sounds are in fact a compound of simple, pure frequencies. Electronic equipment does this analysis automatically. We play a trumpet into a microphone and a spectrogram appears on

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W. Carl Jacobs,William A. Ahrensic flames. There were also artisanal influences work. Helmholtz’s first glass resonators were conceived as products of mathematics, while from Koenig’s workshop the subsequent spun-brass receptacles were more the products of local tuning solutions. The actual analyser also carries evidence of the ma

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