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The mechanical musical instrument that French noblewomen loved: Chasing Down the Mysteries of the Bird Organ |
Playing around with the supplement. When the Kuricorder Quartet Met the “Bird Organ”... |
Suntory Hall's pipe organ: The World’s Grandest Musical Instrument — How It Works |
A modern pipe organ played by the leading-edge technology: The Divine Tonal Qualities that Digital Transmits |
Hoping for a world where everyone can hear music: The Rise and Fall of Mechanical Performing Devices |
The country where the orgel was born: A “Swiss” Orgel Travelogue |
By organ builder Naoki Wakita, A Thorough Inspection of the Supplement |
The science of birdsong: Why Do Birds Sing Songs? |
Lost in Dear Old Sights and Sounds with the Otona no Kagaku Model |
Hypersonic orgel: Making a Science of Healing Sounds |
How to make an original punch card: I Want to Play that Song on the Supplement’s Bird Organ |
How to Assemble and Use the Supplement |
The Origins of Bioinformatic Science: Final issue — 1953: A Double Helix Hung from the Golden Gate Bridge |