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This module includes a primary source — that is, a source written at the time of events described — and two secondary sources — historical studies that look back at the development of recorded sound. Historians typically use primary sources, such Sousa’s 1906 essay, to understand people and events from earlier times. In ‘The Menace of Mechanical Music’ (1906), John Philip Sousa, a composer, discusses the effects of recorded music on social relationships, musical learning, and intellectual property rights. In ‘New Media Publics,’ media historian Lisa Gitelman examines the development of recorded sound and the role that users, particularly women, played in the development of the phonograph. In this response (minimum 250 words), please address the following questions:According to Sousa, what effect will the phonograph have on music and society? What legal issue is he concerned with? How does this issue relate to modern musicians?Gitelman describes the phonograph as ‘a rare, Jekyll-and-Hyde’ invention. What does she mean by this? How did phonograph users, rather than inventors, shape the technology’s use?