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So i've been getting into classical music lately, but one thing i've always wondered is, how did they record the music for us to listen to today if things like microphones weren't invented back in the days of Beethoven and Bach etc?
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seashells.
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>>68935400
>things like microphones weren't invented back then
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Makes me wonder. And how the world used to be black and white. When did we get colorized?
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>>68935455
europe sure did
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>>68935465
meanwhile america just got BLACKED
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>>68935455
as you can see in op's picture. colors were already invented when mozart lived. It's an urban legend that they were invented in the 1950s, they had already been around for 3 or 4 centuries at that point. They just weren't as common as they are now and only rich people like mozart could afford them.
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>>68935552
little known fact: this is why the slave trade got started. blacks' color could be exploited by farmers to produce cheap labor.
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>>68935400
"Notation" / "Sheet music" / "Written music"
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>>68935682
What the fuck. How can music be "written"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiGTr9CtgrA
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>>68936684
"Music"
Hah, checkmate, I wrote it.
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