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Melotrope: An early form of player-piano by Jules Carpentier

Melotrope: An early form of player-piano by Jules Carpentier which used a punched tape to operate the piano. From Scientific American, New York, 20 August 1887.
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Title: Melotrope: An early form of player-piano by Jules Carpentier
Caption: Melotrope: An early form of player-piano by Jules Carpentier which used a punched tape to operate the piano. From Scientific American, New York, 20 August 1887.
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Image size: 5572 × 3764 px | 60.0 MB
Print size: 47.2 × 31.9 cm | 2193.7 × 1481.9 in (300 dpi)
Keywords: 20 AUGUST 1887 • EARLY FORM • INSTRUMENT • INSTRUMENTS • JULES CARPENTIER • MANHATTAN, NEW YORK • MELOTROPE • MUSIC • MUSICAL INSTR. PIANO • MUSICAL INSTRUMENT • MUSICAL INSTRUMENT: ALL • MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS • NEW YORK CITY • NEW YORK • NEW YORK, USA • OPERATE • PAPER TAPE • PIANO • PLAYER-PIANO • PUNCHED TAPE = PAPER TAPE • PUNCHED TAPE • SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN • TICKER TAPE