Definition of discography

discographynoun

danh sách đĩa nhạc

/dɪˈskɒɡrəfi//dɪˈskɑːɡrəfi/

The word "discography" can be traced back to the late 1940s, when the term "disc" was used to describe a phonograph record made of a thin, flat, and flexible material, commonly known as vinyl. The term "discography" was coined as a result of the growing popularity of recorded music and the rise of the music industry. At this time, record labels were establishing extensive archives, catalogs, and databases of the music they released. These collections were referred to as "discographies," and they served as a reference tool to help record store owners, radio DJs, and music enthusiasts identify and locate specific recordings. As the music industry evolved, and new technologies like CDs, cassettes, and digital music processing emerged, the term "discography" evolved as well. Today, it refers to the catalog of an artist's recorded work, spanning across all mediums of musical delivery. In other words, a discography is a comprehensive list of an artist's released songs, albums, and singles, in any format.

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typedanh từ
meaningdanh sách miêu tả các đĩa hát
meaningdanh sách đầy đủ các đĩa hát của một ca sĩ hay của một nhóm ca sĩ
meaninglịch sử âm nhạc đưa vào đĩa
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all of the music that has been performed, written or collected by a particular person; a list of this music

tất cả các bản nhạc đã được biểu diễn, sáng tác hoặc thu thập bởi một người cụ thể; danh sách các bản nhạc này

the study of musical recordings or collections

nghiên cứu về các bản ghi âm hoặc bộ sưu tập âm nhạc