Definition: A resource primarily intended to be heard.
Source: DCMI
Source of definition: DCMI
UF Recording, musical [Dspace]
UF Recording, oral [Dspace]
Notes: Includes musical and non-musical recordings as well as naturally or artificially produced sounds.
Examples: All types of sound recordings including recordings of musical performances, musical playback files, and files produced from musical composition software that are designed to be heard. Also recordings of speeches; poetry, oral history, dramatic performances and recordings of street sounds or ambient sounds.
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