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Before recorded music, the only way to hear music was to go to concerts or perform the music in your house on instruments. Before radio and phonographs, parlour pianos (uprights) were very popular and families would spend evenings sitting around the piano singing songs.

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People had to go to musical concerts or plays to listen to music before the phonograph was invented by Thomas Edison. Edison's invention let people enjoy listening to music at home when they desired and at their conveniene.

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they use a wax music player made from wx i think they use a wax music player made from wx i think

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Records came before cassettes, and cassettes came before discs.

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If you mean before electronics and recorded music: people listed to music with their ears in live performances.

it all depends what you mean by "old days"

1950 record players

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'Live' music

Sound has been recorded on various media, wax cylinders, magnetic tape, and plastic disks are the best known.

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they went to concerts

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the orchestra

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