s an ear of electrical music. His music-generating system differs formers, one of which is seen in one of the accompany- living tissues to catch aerial vibrations, he would hear from previous means of producing music in that it is ing illustrations, and many rheostats and other regu- the music… … The Electrical Keyboard Upon Which the Musician Plays. The Rotor of One of the High-Frequency Inductor Alternators. ELECTRICAL MUSIC. coils and sections. The whole plant weighs more than by strings, reeds, pipes, or other tuned sounding bodies, form the electrical musical vibrations into audible…
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