Outside links of interest
Archives | Library
of Congress | Organizations | Industry |
Pioneers | Phonographs |
Preservation |
Jazz |
Spoken
Word | Radio | Miscellany
Comments and suggested links welcome! (soundarchive@stanford.edu)
Archives,
libraries, museums
Rodgers
and Hammerstein Archives of Recorded Sound at
The New York Public Library
National Film and Sound
Archive of Australia
Belfer
Audio Laboratory and Archive at Syracuse
University, including the digitized cylinders database
The
British Library Archival Sound Recordings
The
Virtual Gramophone, presented by the National
Library of Canada
Bibliothèque
Nationale de France: Les collections audiovisuelles
Phonogrammarchiv at
the Austrian Academy of Sciences
Historical
Sound Recordings at Yale University
Marr
Sound Archives at the University of Missouri-Kansas
City
Performing
Arts Collections at the University of California,
Santa Barbara including the cylinder
digitization and preservation project
International
Piano Archives at Maryland
Museum of Television
and Radio
Center
for Popular Music at Middle Tennessee State
University
Archives
of Tradional Music at Indiana University
Archive
of World Music at Harvard University
World
Music Archives at Wesleyan University
Southern
Folklife Collection at the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Moving
Image and Recorded Sound Division of
the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
AHRC Research
Centre for the History and Analysis of Recorded Music (CHARM)
Library of Congress
Recorded Sound Reference
Center (and how to obtain copies.)
National
Recording Registry
American
Folklife Center
American
Memory Project Sound Recordings
Organizations
ARSC — Association
for Recorded Sound Collection
ARSC 2008 Conference Recordings online new!
Canadian Antique
Phonograph Society
IASA — International
Association of Sound and Audiovisual Archives
National Association
of Recording Industry Professionals
British Sound Recording Association
Finnish
Institute of Recorded Sound
First Sounds
Industry
Grammy — The
Recording Academy
Recording Industry Association
of America
US Copyright Office: Registering Sound Recordings
Pioneers
Edison
National Historic Site
Inventing
Entertainment (Edison, from the American Memory Project)
David Sarnoff
Library
Radio Pioneers &
Core Technologies from the FCC
Phonographs and such
Resources for Phonograph
Collectors (Allen Koenigsberg)
Gramophone
Adventures
Michigan
Antique Phonograph Society
“Nipperhead”
Phonographs and
Old Recordings Pages (Tim Gracyk)
World of
Gramophones (links page)
Edison Phonograph
Museum (Quebec)
Edison Shop
Victor Victrola Page
Mr. Victor
Victor Talking Machines
Preservation
Save Our Sounds (Smithsonian Institution
and LC)
Magnetic Tape Preservation (Vidipax),
including “sticky shed syndrome”
National
Recording Registry (Library of Congress)
Jazz
Institute
of Jazz Studies at Rutgers University
Chicago
Jazz Archive at the University of Chicago
William
Ransom Hogan Archive of New Orleans Jazz at
Tulane University
Jazz Roots
Red Hot Jazz Archive
Verve Music Group Jazz History
www.Harlem.org
Monterey Jazz Festival
Spoken word
Vincent Voice
Library
at Michigan State University
Museum of Modern Art (NY) Historic Audio Archives
American Leaders
Speak, recordings from World War 1 and the 1920 election
at the Library of Congress
Audio
Archive of Soviet and Russian History established
by National Public Radio and the Kennan Institute for Advanced
Russian Studies
Internet Poetry
Archive at the University of North Carolina
The
Poetry Archive
Speech
Archive at The History Channel
Social Activism/Black Panthers at UC Berkeley
U.S. History Out Loud
Supreme Court
of the United States Audio Archives
Radio
National Public Radio
BBC Radio
Pacifica
Radio
United States
Early Radio History
Radio Era Archives
David Sarnoff Library
Miscellany
History
of Recording Technology (D. Morton)
World
Forum for Acoustic Ecology
8-Track Heaven
Brahms
at the Piano (Jonathan Berger/CCRMA)
Tinfoil.com (early
recorded sounds on cylinder)
Historic
Naval Sound & Video
Public
Domain Music (information on copyrighted
sound recordings)
Western
Soundscape Archive (listen to the
natural world of the Western states)
UCSC
Electronic Music Studios: Technical Essays
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