Unique recordings by the inventor of stereo have been cleaned up so the public can hear them properly for the first time.
They include Sir Thomas Beecham conducting the London Philharmonic Orchestra (LPO) at Abbey Road Studios in 1934.
The recordings were made by Alan Blumlein, an EMI research engineer, whose contribution to the invention of stereo sound is only now starting to be appreciated.
The early recordings have been re-engineered using digital technology so their true quality can be appreciated.
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