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Seven million recordings in the archive, and a curated handful you can stand and listen to.
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In British Library.
The Library's sound archive runs to more than seven million recordings - music, oral history, accents and dialects, birdsong, radio - and almost none of it is on display anywhere. This small room on the lower ground floor is where staff and guest curators put up a changing selection to listen to, which for most of the collection is the only way it is ever heard outside a reading room.
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