acousticon造句

• In 1928, the Acousticon male quartet sang " The Palms " in recognition of Palm Sunday.
• The " Acousticon Hour " was not a 60-minute show as the title suggests.
• Acousticon's Model 56 in the mid-1920s was one of the first really portable units, although it was quite heavy.
• The Acousticon's Model 56 was created in the mid-1920s and was one of the first portable hearing aid units, although it was quite heavy.
• Following the Ziegfeld Follies ( 1909 ), Norworth appeared in a number of Broadway theater productions and was heard on early radio, such as his March 1928 guest appearance on " Acousticon Hour ".
• His solution, besides retuning a harp according to Ives's specifications, was to adapt an electric guitar ( the latter corresponding to Ives's " acousticon " ) to produce exactly measured intervals unavailable on ordinary instruments.
• The " acousticon " will be played at the concert by John Catler, with whom Reinhard has been collaborating since 1980, when both of them placed classified ads in different local papers to find microtonal playing partners and discovered each other.
• Nicholas Jackson, associate editor for " The Atlantic ", says the most likely answer is that she was using a portable hearing aid, a technology that was just being developed at the time . " New York Daily News " writer Michael Sheridan said the device was probably an early hearing aid, perhaps manufactured by Acousticon.
• Ives's " universe in tones " would thus unfold through a chorus of transcendentally unified microtonal tunings : " some perfectly tuned correct scales, some well-tempered little scales, a scale of overtones with the divisions as near as determinable by acousticon, scales of smaller division than a semitone, scales with no octave, some of them with no octave for several octaves, " as he put it, bewilderingly, in his word salad of 1932.