Post by Stephen Byers on Apr 14, 2015 10:50:24 GMT
This from one Steve Ramm in the USA:
This morning I was digitalizing some of the many audio cassette tapes I've
accumulated over the years and pulled out an interesting one, Bill Bryant's
presentation titled "Recorded Repertoire of the 1890s," which he presented
at the April 24, 1981 ARSC Conference in Chapel Hill, NC. This was a
recording made by the late Rev. John Petty, and John makes a brief
introduction to the tape.
ARSC (**) has the presentation in its archives but it is currently
not available for others to hear. I thought some of you would enjoy hearing
Bill's presentation and so I've posted the 90 minute file on Dropbox and
will leave it there for a few days.
www.dropbox.com/sh/o5yg31x08phm0x4/AAC-oKEFWrb8tlQTbzaegyQVa?dl=0
I hope you enjoy it.
Steve Ramm
(**) Association for Recorded Sound
This morning I was digitalizing some of the many audio cassette tapes I've
accumulated over the years and pulled out an interesting one, Bill Bryant's
presentation titled "Recorded Repertoire of the 1890s," which he presented
at the April 24, 1981 ARSC Conference in Chapel Hill, NC. This was a
recording made by the late Rev. John Petty, and John makes a brief
introduction to the tape.
ARSC (**) has the presentation in its archives but it is currently
not available for others to hear. I thought some of you would enjoy hearing
Bill's presentation and so I've posted the 90 minute file on Dropbox and
will leave it there for a few days.
www.dropbox.com/sh/o5yg31x08phm0x4/AAC-oKEFWrb8tlQTbzaegyQVa?dl=0
I hope you enjoy it.
Steve Ramm
(**) Association for Recorded Sound