Instant Recognition by Nancy Kott WZ8C (Silent Key) onĪ Better Method of Building Morse Code Speed Go with the Flow by Nancy Kott WZ8C (Silent Key) on The Rhythm of the Code - Alpha by Phil KawaĪ catchy and humoruous run down of all the letters, A-Z. Whimsical playful song about radio communication. This song came out in the 1980s, but imagine riding down a road on a warm 1950s Saturday night in a convertible listening to this lovely song. Joyce Hahn.Ĭatchy song calling out CQ (Dah Di Dah Dit, Dah Dah Di Dah).
Words and music by the late Maurice Durieux, VE2QS, symphony conductor, arranger, and violinist, VE2BR, Noel Marcil. This is a delightful song produced sometime between 19. This is a delightful way of learning to hear the rhythm of the code represented by music! (The link provided goes to Amazon, but it is available from other retailers.)
It is an excellent hardback book with informative text and over 1,100 high-quality photos covering Morse code devices from the early 1800s to today.
Compendium of Automatic Morse Code by Ed Goss ( N3CW).
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