Sound is a wave. Pitch is the frequency of the sound wave. Frequency is the speed at which a wave repeats.
(Not to be confused with the speed at which the wave moves across space) So if you play a recorded sound in half as much time, you double its frequency.
It's simple. When the disk is turning faster, the sound waves imprinted on it are going faster around the pivot. And faster means more cycles, more wavelengths, in the same time interval.
So we have more cycles/second which is a higher frequency.
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