Sound
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*[[Sound art]] | *[[Sound art]] | ||
*[[Sound culture]] | *[[Sound culture]] | ||
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*[[Sound recording]] | *[[Sound recording]] | ||
*[[Sound sculpture]] | *[[Sound sculpture]] | ||
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*[[Music]] | *[[Music]] | ||
*[[Noise]] | *[[Noise]] | ||
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+ | *[[Sigma Sound Studios]] | ||
+ | *[[Sound of New York, USA]] | ||
+ | *[[Two Man Sound]] | ||
+ | *[[Jamaican sound system ]] | ||
+ | *[[Ministry of Sound]] | ||
+ | *[[The Sound of Music]] | ||
+ | *[[On-U Sound Records]] | ||
== Namesakes == | == Namesakes == | ||
*''[[Ocean of Sound]]'' | *''[[Ocean of Sound]]'' | ||
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- Sound is the opposite of silence.
See also
- Sigma Sound Studios
- Sound of New York, USA
- Two Man Sound
- Jamaican sound system
- Ministry of Sound
- The Sound of Music
- On-U Sound Records
Namesakes
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