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Posted by: Cary O’Dell
See what's screening this coming Thursday night at the Packard Campus in Culpeper!
Posted in: Motion Pictures, Native American, Packard Campus Theater, Recorded Sound
Posted by: Stacie Seifrit-Griffin
When Native American filmmaker Daniel Golding came to the Library of Congress to research, listen and translate the Library's rare collection of 1890 wax cylinders featuring Passamaquoddy and Quechan songs and languages, he had no idea that the Library's preservation team had a 100-year-old surprise for him and his son.
Posted in: American Folklife Center, Early Recording Industry, National Audio-Visual Conservation Center, Native American, Packard Campus Theater, Recorded Sound
Posted by: Cary O’Dell
Please join us on Wednesday, November 8th for a special screening and discussion about the endurance of Native American language.
Posted in: Native American, Recorded Sound
Posted by: Karen Fishman
This blog post was written by Sally Smith and Brianna Gist, 2019 Jr. Fellows in the Recorded Sound Section. The Native American Audio Project began as a response to an “Ask-a-Librarian” question submitted by a patron inquiring about recordings of Native American music in the Recorded Sound Section of the Library. Although the American Folklife …
Posted in: Native American, Recorded Sound
Posted by: Karen Fishman
This is a guest post by Sally Smith, 2019 Jr. Fellow in the Recorded Sound Section. If someone told me I would be paid to listen to music all summer and research everything there is to know about the Native American recording industry, I would have laughed. Yet, here I am…..at the Library of Congress …
Posted in: Native American, Recorded Sound