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| Description | Bela Bartok using a gramaphone to record folk songs sung by Slovak peasants. |
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| Source | Griffiths, Paul (1978) A Concise History of Modern Music, Thames and Hudson ISBN: 0-500-20164-1. |
| Author | Unknown author |
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