Spanning the centuries- Un saut dans le temps
Un saut en arrière, puis en avant…we’ll be jumping back, then jumping forward tonight. Bonsoir, les audiophiles !
Tonight we’ll remember the beginning of sound recording technologies, with a nod to places that preserve early sounds and the machines that played them. One example is the Phono Museum of Paris, where visitors can check out 161 years of audio and playback devices, from cylinders to vinyl to digital formats.
You’ll hear some of the first sounds listeners heard on gramophones (and many other predecessors of the modern “record player”, like this Gaulois, made by Pathé), in France.
Later we’ll see how far we’ve come in the digital age, making a leap all the way to modern music emanating from Paris and other cities in the Hexagon.
Enjoy the ride!
Show archive
Playlist
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Lys Gauty, “Le chaland qui passe”
from Du Caf' Conc au Music-Hall (1900-1950) en 50 volumes - Vol. 21/50
Isis - 2012
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Mistinguett, “Ça c'est Paris”
from Mistinguett : Mon Homme (Histoire Française)
Les Chansonniers - 2012
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Lucienne Boyer, “Parlez-Moi d'Amour”
from 45 Chansons Essentielles De Lucienne Boyer
Rendez-Vous Digital - 2011
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Maryse Martin, “Mon curriculum vitae”
from Vive le rire! (Plus de 50 grands noms de l'humour)
Marianne Melodie - 2008
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Jean Lumière, “L'anneau d'argent”
from Le prince de la chanson de charme: Les plus belles chansons (100 titres d'or)
Marianne Melodie - 2009
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Miel De Montagne, “Tu n'y connais rien (feat. Ma Mère)”
from Petit garçon - EP
Pain Surprises & Délicieuse Records - 2018
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