Kempelen’s lesson : (on voice and tape) / Miguel Prado
Material type:
- música interpretada
- audio
- disco sonoro
Cover image | Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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Grabaciones sonoras | Biblioteca FJM Sala Nuevas músicas | Grabaciones de música | 7.8 PRA 2013 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 1280369 |
CARA A. Criptolalia.-
CARA B. Glossolalia-Laden
«Wolfgang von Kempelen (well known for 'The Turk', a chess-playing automaton described in Poe´s 'Maelzel's Chess Player') spent twenty years of his life working on a speaking machine, an attempt to produce human speech by machine, finishing his work in 1791. Based on current voice synthesis technology, 'Kempelen´s Lesson (On Voice And Tape)' deals with the physiology of speech production, experimental phonetics as a science, and the spirit of mechanical ingenuity of 18th century. As Berkeley claimed, this is: 'ghosts of departed quantities'. This work is part of the ongoing project 'Geotraumatic Evacuation of The Voice'.» (bandcamp)