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2008 ARSC Conference Recordings

List of Conference Recordings Available on CD

ARSC is pleased to make the audio recordings of its 2008 conference freely available online in lieu of the copies on CD-R we've offered for sale in previous years.  For those of you joined us in Palo Alto, we hope you'll enjoy this chance to relive the memories and to catch up on the sessions you missed.  And for those who have yet to attend an ARSC conference, here's a unique opportunity to find out what we're like.

  • To listen to a 128 kbps mono audio stream, click on the m3u link.
  • To access a sound file directly (e.g., to download for offline listening), use the mp3 link.
  • In addition to the audio from each session, supplementary material furnished by presenters, such as PowerPoints, will be made available here as it is received (please send any such submissions to Patrick Feaster).

Thursday, March 27, 2008

KEYNOTE ADDRESSES: PRESERVATION, ACCESS, COPYRIGHT
Sam Brylawski, chair

Rob Bamberger
Preview of the National Recording Preservation Board's Study on the Current State of Recorded Sound Preservation 
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Brandy Karl
Saving Our Sounds (Legally!): Changing Copyright to Preserve Access to Audio Heritage
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Questions and Answers
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ETHNOMUSICOLOGY
Louise Spear, chair

Laura Beth Schnitker
A New Field of Possibilities: Sounds From the Dooley Collection
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Shalini Ayyagari
A New Way of Learning:
The Use of Audio-Visual Media in Musical Learning Among Mangniyar Musician Community of Rajasthan, India

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ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDIES: NATIVE AMERICAN SOUNDS
Patrick Feaster, chair

Lance Christensen
From Discovery to Recovery: The Electronic Transfer of the J. R. Walker Native American Cylinder Collection
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Neil MacLean, Mary Jean Robertson
Recognizing the un-Recognized
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REPERTOIRE AND ARTISTS: HISTORIC STUDIES
Steve Ramm, chair

Dan Reed
Before Sousa: The Patrick Gilmore Story
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Tom and Virginia Hawthorn
Ragtime San Francisco: Popular Music in the Bay Area from the 1890s to the 1920s
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Annie Hagert
Stereotypes of Women in American Popular Music (1850s-1900s)
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ODDBALLS IN THE ARCHIVE
Kurt Nauck, chair

Steve Smolian
The Other Record Industry:
Highlight from a Brief Survey

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Andy Moyer
American Pocket Discs:
A Little History on a Little Record

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Questions and Answers
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DIGITS IN THE ARCHIVES
Jerry Fabris, chair

George Blood
Bits is Bits, Right?  Check again!
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Aaron M. Bittel
The iPod in the Archive, or The Potentials and Pitfalls of Consumer Technology as a Model for Preservation and Access
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ARCHIVE ASSESSMENT
Steve Weiss, chair

Joshua Ranger
Initial Developments in "Developing Principles and Methodologies for Moving Image and Audio Preservation in Research Libraries"
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Marcos Sueiro Bal
Choosing Your Favorite Children: A Prioritizing Tool for AV Collections
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Mike Casey
Using the Field Audio Collection Evaluation Tool (FACET) to Aid Selection for Preservation
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Questions and Answers
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Friday, March 28, 2008

LET THERE BE SOUND

Patrick Feaster
From Echo to Tinfoil: The Early Phonograph in Light of its Prehistory
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René Rondeau
Tinfoil Phonographs and their Public Exhibition
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David Giovannoni
First Sounds Initiatives
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REPERTOIRE AND ARTISTS: CLASSICAL
Peter Hirsch, chair

Craig Stuart Sapp
Performance Authenticity: A Case Study of the Concert Artist Label
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David N. Lewis (delivered by Peter Hirsch)
Living in a Whole World of Music:
The Henry Cowell Collection
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REPERTOIRE AND ARTISTS: CLASSICAL PERFORMANCE
Seth B. Winner, chair

George Barth, Kumaran Arul
New Perspectives from the Past:
 Beethoven Sonatas on Early Recordings
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Dorottya Fabian
Trends and Individual Differences in Performing Solo Bach: A Case Study of Heifetz & Milstein
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REPERTOIRE AND ARTISTS: CLASSICAL,
PART 2
Gary Galo, chair

Emil R. Pinta
The First RCA Victor Recording of 1948: Petrillo, Truman and the 1948 Recording Ban
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Dennis D. Rooney
Artur Rodzinski: A Re-evaluation of his Career and Discography on the 50th Anniversary of his Death
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Erinn Knyt
Ferruccio Busoni as Performer and Aesthetician: An Intersection of Thought and Practice
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ARCHIVAL ACTIVITIES, PART 1
Roberta Freund Schwartz, chair

Brandon Burke, James Sam, Eric Jacobs
So Far, Only One Pie: The Commonwealth Club of California Broadcast Collection at the Hoover Institution Archives
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Andrew Justice, Jonathan Thorn
The Man on the Beat:
John Gilliland and The Pop Chronicles
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ARCHIVAL ACTIVITIES, PART 2
Rob Bamberger, chair

Diane Napert, Frank Ferko, Sara Velez
Label Lust: From A-1 Records to Zon-o-phone
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B. George
New Center for Music Studies at Columbia University, ARCasia in Singapore, and the New Approaches to Mass Cataloging
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ON-LINE ACCESS
Meagan Hennessey, chair

David Seubert, Sam Brylawski
The Encyclopedic Discography of Victor Recordings Online
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Charles Amirkhanian, Adrienne Cardwell, Stephen Upjohn
Other Minds & radiOM.org: The Growth of a New Music Archive 501[c][3] style
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Saturday, March 29, 2008

SOUND RECORDING TECHNOLOGY IN SILICON VALLEY
Jerry McBride, chair

Henry Lowood
Ampex as a Silicon Valley Company
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John Leslie
History of Ampex Corporation, 1944-1962
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Jay McKnight
Standard Alignment Tapes: A History at Ampex
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Questions and Answers
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AUDIO RESTORATION
George Blood, chair

Gary Galo
The Columbia LP Equalization Curve
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Charles Van Winkle
New Audio Restoration Technology
in Adobe Audition 3
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TECHNICAL COMMITTEE PRESENTS
A PRIMER ON ANALOG PLAYBACK

Adrian Cosentini, chair

Mike Casey
Why Analog Playback is Critical
for Successful Audio Preservation
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George Blood
Playback of Magnetic Tape
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Eric Jacobs
Playback of Grooved Media: Transfer Methodology
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Seth B. Winner
Playback of Grooved Media: Are Equipment, Supplies, and Expertise Becoming Obsolete?
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REPERTOIRE AND ARTISTS: JAZZ
Brandon Burke, chair

Cary Ginell
The Jazz Man Record Shop:
Anatomy of an Institution
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REPERTOIRE AND ARTISTS:
THE 60S AND BEYOND
Sarah Cunningham, chair

Richie Unterberger
The Unreleased Beatles: Music and Film
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Bill Schurk
It Was 40 Years Ago Today:
An Analysis of Billboard's March 30, 1968 Issue
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Paul Kauppila
The Sound of the Suburbs: A Case Study of Three Garage Bands in San Jose in the 1960s
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Anne Danielsen
Media Signatures and Digital Technology in Contemporary Popular Music
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NOTICE: All ARSC recordings are protected by copyright. Copies are made available here with the presenters' permission solely for personal and educational non-profit, non-commercial use. No part may be sold, loaned, distributed, broadcast, or published without the written permission of the presenter.

 

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