Bryan Cornell has been a reference librarian in the Recorded Sound Section for well over a decade, and he has fielded questions on topics ranging from the correct technique for playing spoons to the authentic sound of an 1850's Irish-American accent. Before coming to the Library he received an undergraduate degree from Pitzer College, an MS in US History from the University of Utah and an MLS from the University of Maryland. He has also been active playing guitar and synth in the underground music scenes in Salt Lake, Los Angeles and Washington, DC.
Most Recent Posts
- Ground Control to Major Tom July 16th, 2019
- An Evening of Sounds, Stories and Surprises with Jim Metzner October 9th, 2018
- Talking Baseball and America with the Spirit of Studs Terkel June 27th, 2018
- Vocal Recordings the Hard Way April 17th, 2018
- That Phantom Harvest Moon October 5th, 2017
- The First Jazz Recording: One Hundred Years Later March 3rd, 2017
- Rock the Vote November 8th, 2016
- Is It Live or Is It Edison? May 21st, 2015
- The Old 97 April 2nd, 2015
- That’s Kooper, not Cooper February 26th, 2015