The history of vinyl records..Do you know the history of the development of vinyl records?
Music, one of the world's eight major arts, refers to an art form composed of melody, rhythm, or harmony, including the coordination of human voices and instrumental sounds. The historical evolution of vinyl records: Long before humans developed language, they used the pitch, strength, and power of sounds to express meaning and emotion. With human progress and scientific advancements, the mediums that carry music have also quietly evolved. Music evolved through the vinyl record in 1931, the cassette tape in 1963, the CD in 1978, the MP3 in 1998, and online digital music in 2004. However, vinyl records and phonographs have never disappeared.
Vinyl records, also known as LPs (long play), are stereo, long-grooved records made of black celluloid. The dominant music format of the 20th century, vinyl records enjoyed a wide audience of all ages due to their superior sound quality and affordability. Technical specifications aside, of all the recording media available—records, tapes, and CDs—LPs offer the closest sound quality to the original, a feat sought after by music lovers. Many works by renowned performers, conductors, big bands, and vocalists were first released on vinyl. LPs, if properly preserved, have a long lifespan. These days, vinyl records are a rarity, especially those from decades ago, which are truly treasured.
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