Archival Sounds

Team blog discussing audio digitisation issues and supporting the British Library's JISC-funded Archival Sound Recordings project.

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Archival Sound Recordings

Archival Sound Recordings Project Blog

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  • April 2009
  • March 2009
  • February 2009

Categories

  • Archival sounds
  • Audio recordings
  • Digitisation
  • History
  • Interviews
  • Sound archive
  • Soundscapes
  • Standards

Recent Posts

  • Recording of the Week: Ever wondered why Somerset is affectionately called Zummerzet?
  • Recording of the Week: early risers
  • Recording of the Week: Indian wedding songs
  • Recording of the Week: Derek Jarman with Ken Campbell recorded in 1984
  • Recording of the Week: ever heard the ‘Northumbrian burr’?
  • Sound archiving internships 2009-2010
  • Recording of the Week: Vanessa Redgrave at the ICA in 1991
  • Recording of the Week: the famous EMI record factory
  • Recording of the week: Steve Reich at the ICA
  • Recording of the Week: repetition, repetition, repetition

ASR Links


  • Archival Sound Recordings Project
  • British Library main website
  • British Library Sound Archive
  • JISC

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About this blog and the ASR project

This blog is intended to support the ongoing activities of the Archival Sound Recordings project and to provide a forum for discussing issues around the digitisation of archival sound recordings in general. It will be written primarily by Peter Findlay, ASR Project Manager at the British Library, with contributions from other members of the ASR Project Team. We welcome all comments and feedback, although these will be moderated for the time being.

The Archival Sound Recordings service is the result of a two-year development project to increase access to the Sound Archive's extensive collections. When complete, it will make 3,900 hours of digitised audio freely available to the Higher and Further Education communities of the UK.

The British Library Archival Sound Recordings website is funded by the Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC). The JISC supports further and higher education by providing strategic guidance, advice and opportunities to use Information and Communications Technology.

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