Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Psychology of Musical Talent
If the great musicians can live before us in the wonder ful reproduction of the modern phonograph, tone-producing instruments employed in the measurement of musical talent might equally well be made to perform for popular presentation through this medium. To test this assumption we made accurate measurements of the reliability of the re production in phonograph records and found that, for most purposes, such a record is as good as the original instruments and that in some respects the record has an advantage over the original instrument in that it makes it possible to stand ardize the test material with accuracy.
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