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Sep 15, 2014 26 min

Edward Elgar - Intermezzo - S01E03

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Se ha descrito a Elgar como el primer compositor que se tomó en serio el uso del gramófono. Entre 1914 y 1925, dirigió una serie de grabaciones de sus obras. La introducción del micrófono en 1925 hizo que fuera posible una reproducción del sonido más segura y Elgar realizó nuevas grabaciones de la mayoría de sus principales obras orquestales y extractos de El sueño de Geronte.

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