- Record Library by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... Republic), the Charles Cros Academy (France), the British Museum Library (Great Britain), and the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. (USA). Well-known foreign recording companies maintain unique collections of recordings. Large record libraries usually have divisions for original recordings.REFERENCEVolkov-Lannit, L. F. Iskusstvo zapechatlennogo zvuka ...
- Lagash by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... E. De Sarzec, G. Cros, H. De Génouillac, and A. Parrot.The first settlements at the site of Lagash date from the end of the fifth millennium B.C. Lagash is mentioned in written documents from the 26th century B.C. To the time of the Seleucids (second century B.C.). It flourished during the rule of the dynasty founded by Ur-Nanshe (26th-24th ...
- Sound Recording, Mechanical by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... 1877 the French scientist C. Cros scientifically substantiated the principles of recording sound on a drum or disk and then reproducing it.The first apparatus for recording and reproducing sound mechanically was the phonograph invented by the American T. A. Edison (patent application, 1877). His phonograph, which played wax cylinders, was not widely used...
- Sound Engineering and Production by Great Soviet Encyclopedia
... (including the C. Cros Grand Prix du Disque of the French Academy of Sound Recording).In the USSR, sound producers specialize on the basis of an advanced musical education in courses at the State House of Broadcasting and Sound Recording and the Television Center. A number of countries, including Poland, the German Democratic Republic, and the Federal ...