IASA 2012 conference, audio recordings, 10 October
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October 10 2012
See the conference programme and abstracts for details about these presentations
Great Expectations, Often Unrealised: Archival Dilemmas in Papua New Guinea and Beyond: Don Niles
Social Scientists as Users: Searching for Recorded Sound in its Environment : Gisa Jähnichen and Ahmad Faudzi
A Staff of 10,000: Bob George
One to many: methods and issues of repatriation and proactive archiving: Janet Topp Fargion
Dissemination of music archives through educational materials: the “For Future Generations” exhibit and ILAM Music heritage Project SA: Dianne Thram
Evolving the archival space–changing needs of access and dissemination: Shubha Chaudhuri
Successes and failures of providing access through the digital domain at Makerere University Klaus Wachsmann Music Archive: Monica Naluwooza
Preserving the recordings of the Composers Forum: A case study: Elizabeth Davis and Nick Patterson
Devising Institutional Access Principles: Alan Burdette
Curating for manifold use in a digital world: Christiane Fennesz-Juhasz
Providing Access to Research Sound Collections – “Quick and Dirty” or Highest Quality?: Nadja Wallaszkovitz
Notions of Access: Performance Practices in the Digital Archive: Ranjana Dave
"Österreich am Wort", a project giving web access to more than 5,000 mostly full length recordings: Hermann Lewetz, Anton Hubauer and Johannes Kapeller
Providing Quality Access Regardless of Restrictions: Serving Researchers While Protecting Commercial Materials: Toby Seay
Recommended Target Formats for Video Preservation: George Blood
Music of the Manganiyars: presentation with archival recordings and live music performed by Chanan Khan and Khete Khan: Introduced by Dr Shubha Chaudhuri, Archives and Research Center for Ethnomusicology, American Institute of Indian Studies
