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Henry Lowengard says:

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Excellent!
I have an ongoing series of imaginary sound events that I add to at the end of every year: https://jhhl.net/WFMU-jhhl/Best/
Some of these may have been realized, but I continue my “research”!

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Audrey Troutt says:

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I am so happy that this site exists — I love to come here and wander through these bizarre and wonderful musical experiences.

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Vicki Lang says:

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What an unique site. Love the titles.

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Trenton Harbur says:

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This is such a cool website, definitely going to get sucked down the rabbit hole hahaha

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Nikolas Gomes Ferranddis says:

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thank you for this work!

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Oleksiy Godz says:

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This is amazing!

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Istvan says:

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Grandville, Cadigan, and Powers illustrate not only a cautionary strand in imaginary instrument design, but also a distinct temporal orientation: each places his or her inventions in the not-too-distant future. In the history of imaginary musical instruments, the emergence of a futuristic orientation can be dated quite precisely. The turning point occurs with Louis-Sebastien Mercier’s novel

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T. Mike says:

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Great website, pleased to see the depth and breadth of your coverage!

Please do keep updating.

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Horacio Wainhaus says:

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I am a Professor of Morphology and Heuristics of Design at University of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Nice exhibition of the relationship between Memory and Imagination: thanks for sharing!

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Juliana Malloy says:

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Such an interesting collection of imaginary musical instruments!

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Eugene Martynec says:

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Wonderful discovery. Thank you for this site. Super fun.

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Bill Chapman says:

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I love the results when imagination meets fantasy. How many have I conceived of.

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