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The 24 pages that link to Sound recording, each with the reason it gives.

• Sound filmNarrower topic: Recorded audio supplies dialogue, music, and effects for a sound film.

• BirdwatchingRelated: Recordings preserve bird vocalizations for identification and comparison.

• Film actingRelated: Recorded dialogue and production sound affect how actors deliver lines on set.

• Arturo ToscaniniNarrower topic: Recordings carried Toscanini’s performances beyond the concert hall and extended their influence.

• Cover versionRelated: A cover creates a distinct recording rather than reusing the original master.

• Herbert von KarajanRelated: Recording technology let Karajan revise performances and shape a consistent sonic image.

• Bing CrosbyNarrower topic: Crosby’s influence extended beyond performance to commercial recording and broadcast technology.

• Live albumNarrower topic: It is the underlying process that preserves a performance as an album.

• Television interviewRelated: Clear speech recording is essential to an intelligible televised exchange.

• Soundtrack albumNarrower topic: An album is a release of recordings, not the full sound mix of a screen work.

• Radio newsRelated: Recorded interviews and ambient sound bring voices and events into radio reports.

• George MartinNarrower topic: Martin's work used recording not merely to document performances but to construct finished musical works.

• Pierre SchaefferNarrower topic: Recording made it possible to compose with sounds detached from their original events.

• National Recording RegistryNarrower topic: The Registry emerged to preserve sound recordings as a distinct part of the cultural record.

• Leopold StokowskiNarrower topic: Stokowski treated recording as a medium for performance, not merely a concert document.

• Acoustic recordingNarrower topic: Acoustic recording is an early mechanical branch of sound recording.

• Mel BlancNarrower topic: Studio recording preserved performances that animation could then match to images.

• Glenn GouldNarrower topic: Studio recording let Gould assemble performances through repeated takes and editing.

• MusicRelated: Recording allows musical performances to persist beyond their original moment.

• Live-action filmRelated: Recorded dialogue and location sound can preserve or reshape the physical scene.

• Popular music studiesRelated: Recorded music makes sound reproducible and central to popular music circulation.

• Spem in aliumRelated: Recording lets performers balance spatial effects that vary between live venues.

• (Sittin' On) The Dock of the BayNarrower topic: The song’s released version was assembled from studio recordings after Redding’s death.

• Mario LanzaNarrower topic: Studio recording amplified and preserved Lanza’s voice for audiences far beyond live opera houses.