Strauss' “Blue Danube” waltz is heading into space this month to mark the 200th anniversary of the composer's birth.

The Chelsea Chop sounds like some hot 1920s jazz dance, like the Lindy Hop or the jitterbug. I’m wanting to put an “In the ...

In Oliver Hermanus' drama, two music students form a profound attachment in early 20th century New England, reuniting years ...

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Learn the history of the phonograph and more at SIGNALS Museum of Information Explosion in Huntsville!

Regular readers of The Columbian for the past couple of decades know that “Everybody Has a Story” is the column where our readers get to be writers, sharing their own true stories with our community ...

While Menashe focused on cylinders, phonographs and 78 rpm records as ... Terry Currier with Music Millennium helped set up the first event in 2008, with record store owners from 17 other cities.

A nonprofit celebrating African American and Black innovation is on the cusp of opening the country's first museum dedicated ... inventor of the light bulb, the phonograph and more than 1,000 ...

While most phonograph records are awarded at the end ... In order to start the hidden side-quest, you first need to have already finished the Trailblaze Mission "And on the Eighth Day" which ...

Edison spoke the first two lines of “Mary had a little lamb” into the device and played it back using a hand crank. He had just invented what he called the Edison Speaking Phonograph.

When Edison recited the childrens rhyme Mary had a little lamb into his first phonograph in 1877, little did he realise how much the concept of sound reproduction would come to dominate the ...