10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RADIOPHONICALLY»
Discover the use of
radiophonically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
radiophonically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Hearing History: A Reader
... when the ear that can hear is equipped with a sensitivity that radiophonically
spans the oceans, . . . more and more able to grasp in the grassy hollow of
sentences the clear tinkling of a clinked glass that causes a man to die at sea
each time, ...
In 1908, Mr. Fessenden, as the result of some rather elaborate analysis, reached
the conclusion that the amount of power required to cover a given range
radiophonically was from 5 to 15 times as great as that required to cover it radio ...
Alfred Norton Goldsmith, 1918
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In 1908, Mr. Fessenden, as the result of some rather elaborate analysis, reached
the conclusion that the amount of power required to cover a given range
radiophonically was from 5 to 15 times as great as that required to cover it radio ...
James Andrew White, Jerome W. Howe, C. S. Anderson, 1917
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Special Sound: The Creation and Legacy of the BBC ...
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Under the Loofah Tree Effects for Towie Castle “two inserts radiophonically
treated and replaced on original tape” Incidental Music for Edinburgh Festival [8 ...
6
Key Concepts in Radio Studies
... of ordinary people; poetry; prose fiction; folk-song; historical documents;
natural sound; radiophonic sound; the reflection and analysis of the learned;
drama; the expertise of actors, instrumentalists, singers; radiophonically treated
speech.
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Creative Writing Guidebook
The chapter will also present you with some ideas to stimulate new writing, taking
you in stages towards orchestrating some key techniques of radio into a short
script – our primary aim is to get you to think about your writing 'radiophonically'
or ...
8
News Talk: Investigating the Language of Journalism
... hearts and imaginations), many people are nervous that the new NPR will be
unrecognizable” (Dvorkin 2002a). At the same time as NPR has secured a
journalistic reputation nationally and a unique communicative niche
radiophonically, ...
9
Night Thoughts: The Surreal Life of the Poet David Gascoyne
More perhaps than any other living British composer, Searle thought
radiophonically. Their first tentative act of collaboration brought together
Gascoyne's love of American poetry with Searle's musical daring and a shared
appreciation of ...
10
Life on Air: A History of Radio Four
radiophonic sound; the reflection and analysis of the learned; drama; the
expertise of actors, instrumentalists, singers; radiophonically treated speech. All
these things can be orchestrated to create a 'new sound' which is something
more 25 ...
