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Acoustic interculturalism

Marcus Cheng Chye Tan

2012

Hearing sounds

Gary Gibson

1995

Ding dong! and other sounds

Christine Salac Dubov

1991

New and original opinions as to the sounds of the heart and circulation, and abscesses, their physiology and treatment; and contagion and puerperal fever, their causes; and the cause of contagion in various diseases

John Moodie

1850

Say zoop!

Hervé Tullet

2017

Breath sounds made incredibly easy!

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

2005

Shhh! Listen!

Richard Spilsbury, Louise Spilsbury, H. L. HL Studios et al.

2014

Bedside cardiac diagnosis

Henry J. L. Marriott

1993

What is sound?

Charlotte Guillain

2008

Different sounds

Charlotte Guillain

2008

Synopsis of cardiac physical diagnosis

Jonathan Abrams

1989

Look around and listen

Joy Troth Friedman

1974

Crash! Bang! Wallop!

Allan Ahlberg

1990

The All on a Sleepy Night

Shutta Crum

2001

Toot, toot

Brian Wildsmith

1984

A riot of quiet

Virginia Sicotte

1969

Buzz said the bee

Wendy Cheyette Lewison

1992

Hearing Sounds (It's Science!)

Sally Hewitt

1998

Tap Tap Bang Bang

Emma Garcia

2010

A manual of percussion and auscultation

Flint, Austin

1876

The Thing That Went Thump

Maria Fleming

2006

High Sounds, Low Sounds

Franklyn M. Branley

1967

Crash! bang! boom!

Peter Spier

1972

The sound book

Trevor J. Cox

2014

Earsplitters! the world's loudest noises

Steve Parker

2009

Blow and Puff (Get Set, Go!)

Sally Hewitt

1993

Understanding heart sounds and murmurs

Ara G. Tilkian

1984

Understanding lung sounds

Steven Lehrer

1984

Thomas the tank engine's sounds

Random House, Britt Allcroft

2000

A hop is up

Kristy Dempsey

2016

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