Daisy Bell by Misc Tunes
Daisy Bell is an 1892 song by Harry Dacre, published with the familiar refrain about a bicycle built for two. More than half a century later, a computer at Bell Labs famously sang it in a 1961 speech-synthesis demonstration. That later association changed the song's atmosphere without changing its modest original shape. A cheerful parlor refrain became a small landmark in the history of machines trying to sound human. The catalog uses the broad artist bucket Misc Tunes and points to a community score titled Daisy Bell. The source reference does not establish the score's exact arrangement, instrument, or historical performance version.
Daisy Bellについて
Daisy Bell is an 1892 song by Harry Dacre, published with the familiar refrain about a bicycle built for two. More than half a century later, a computer at Bell Labs famously sang it in a 1961 speech-synthesis demonstration.
That later association changed the song's atmosphere without changing its modest original shape. A cheerful parlor refrain became a small landmark in the history of machines trying to sound human.
The catalog uses the broad artist bucket Misc Tunes and points to a community score titled Daisy Bell. The source reference does not establish the score's exact arrangement, instrument, or historical performance version.