Even if you are not a member of the ARSC, I highly advocate you check out some of the presentations. It's no surprise the ARSC recorded and archived everything at their own event. Audio and powerpoint presentations are free online. It's be ironic if they did not.Go HERE
The presentations were amazing and highlights include:
The Fight for Copyright Reform and What It Means For You
Cross the Water Blues: Musical Archeology in Imperial Germany
Sam Manning: West Indian Immigrant Life, Music, and Theater in the Harlem Jazz Age
The State of Audio Preservation in the United States: A National Study and Next Steps
Access to Historic Field Recordings: The American Folklife Center's Digital Card Catalog
From Blue Horizon to Saydisc: Independent Record Labels in the British Blues Revival
Original Television Audio Air Checks of Lost Television Broadcasts: 1946-1972
Pink Noise and Hot Jazz: Restoration Techniques, Subtle and Profound
Reproducing Cylinder Recordings: An Examination of Differences between Acoustic and Electronic Methodology
Quodlibet for a Polymorphous Polymath: The Raymond Scott Collection
Cross the Water Blues: Musical Archeology in Imperial Germany
Sam Manning: West Indian Immigrant Life, Music, and Theater in the Harlem Jazz Age
The State of Audio Preservation in the United States: A National Study and Next Steps
Access to Historic Field Recordings: The American Folklife Center's Digital Card Catalog
From Blue Horizon to Saydisc: Independent Record Labels in the British Blues Revival
Original Television Audio Air Checks of Lost Television Broadcasts: 1946-1972
Pink Noise and Hot Jazz: Restoration Techniques, Subtle and Profound
Reproducing Cylinder Recordings: An Examination of Differences between Acoustic and Electronic Methodology
Quodlibet for a Polymorphous Polymath: The Raymond Scott Collection
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