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donations
Without donations from members of the world techno community and the public at large, the Museum collection would soon stagnate and begin to lose relevance. For this website, we have drawn some European funding to set up a system which will allow us to celebrate the donations we receive from the public.This page will show a list of recent donations to the Museum. Click a donation's title to view its detail.
And we would like to extend our warm, undying respeckt to all Museum donors. Big ups.
are you interested in making a donation?
Then please fill in our quick and easy online form and we will contact you.view recent donations
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Earliest example of sampling, 16th century Donated: 20 Jul 2004 by Mr Robin Green A beautifully transcribed example of 16th century lute techno, annotated with an exquisite vocal sample. |
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Sheet Music (early 20th century): Oh! That Bass! Donated: 24 May 2004 by Andrew Riley A superbly-preserved piece of sheet-techno (foolscap size). Undated, but assumed 1900 - 1905. |
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