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Jan
13
2017

Sounding The Archive: Echoes Of Performance In The Distinctive Collections Of Northwestern

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When: Friday, January 13, 2017
8:00 AM - 11:45 PM CT

Where: Deering Library, Third Floor, 1937 Sheridan Road, Evanston, IL 60208 map it

Contact: Cory Slowik   (847) 491-7641

Group: Northwestern Libraries

Category: Fine Arts

Description:

Curated by Northwestern students.

How is sound—ephemeral by nature—registered in material objects? Traces of performance are recoverable across a variety of artifacts found in the distinctive collections of the Northwestern University Libraries. As an outgrowth of the graduate course “Music Historiography” offered in fall 2016, “Sounding the Archive” looks for the history of sound in off-center communities — from the occultism movement to labor union meetings— and for traces of musicking both here at Northwestern and nationally.

Though at first glance the objects displayed here may seem chaotically disparate, they are united by their status as potential raw material for the writing of music history. Each presents a challenge to scholars—inviting us to listen closely and recover the sounds of the past.

Jan
14
2017

Sounding The Archive: Echoes Of Performance In The Distinctive Collections Of Northwestern

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When: Saturday, January 14, 2017
8:00 AM - 11:45 PM CT

Where: Deering Library, Third Floor, 1937 Sheridan Road, Evanston, IL 60208 map it

Contact: Cory Slowik   (847) 491-7641

Group: Northwestern Libraries

Category: Fine Arts

Description:

Curated by Northwestern students.

How is sound—ephemeral by nature—registered in material objects? Traces of performance are recoverable across a variety of artifacts found in the distinctive collections of the Northwestern University Libraries. As an outgrowth of the graduate course “Music Historiography” offered in fall 2016, “Sounding the Archive” looks for the history of sound in off-center communities — from the occultism movement to labor union meetings— and for traces of musicking both here at Northwestern and nationally.

Though at first glance the objects displayed here may seem chaotically disparate, they are united by their status as potential raw material for the writing of music history. Each presents a challenge to scholars—inviting us to listen closely and recover the sounds of the past.

Jan
15
2017

Sounding The Archive: Echoes Of Performance In The Distinctive Collections Of Northwestern

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When: Sunday, January 15, 2017
8:00 AM - 11:45 PM CT

Where: Deering Library, Third Floor, 1937 Sheridan Road, Evanston, IL 60208 map it

Contact: Cory Slowik   (847) 491-7641

Group: Northwestern Libraries

Category: Fine Arts

Description:

Curated by Northwestern students.

How is sound—ephemeral by nature—registered in material objects? Traces of performance are recoverable across a variety of artifacts found in the distinctive collections of the Northwestern University Libraries. As an outgrowth of the graduate course “Music Historiography” offered in fall 2016, “Sounding the Archive” looks for the history of sound in off-center communities — from the occultism movement to labor union meetings— and for traces of musicking both here at Northwestern and nationally.

Though at first glance the objects displayed here may seem chaotically disparate, they are united by their status as potential raw material for the writing of music history. Each presents a challenge to scholars—inviting us to listen closely and recover the sounds of the past.

Jan
16
2017

Sounding The Archive: Echoes Of Performance In The Distinctive Collections Of Northwestern

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When: Monday, January 16, 2017
8:00 AM - 11:45 PM CT

Where: Deering Library, Third Floor, 1937 Sheridan Road, Evanston, IL 60208 map it

Contact: Cory Slowik   (847) 491-7641

Group: Northwestern Libraries

Category: Fine Arts

Description:

Curated by Northwestern students.

How is sound—ephemeral by nature—registered in material objects? Traces of performance are recoverable across a variety of artifacts found in the distinctive collections of the Northwestern University Libraries. As an outgrowth of the graduate course “Music Historiography” offered in fall 2016, “Sounding the Archive” looks for the history of sound in off-center communities — from the occultism movement to labor union meetings— and for traces of musicking both here at Northwestern and nationally.

Though at first glance the objects displayed here may seem chaotically disparate, they are united by their status as potential raw material for the writing of music history. Each presents a challenge to scholars—inviting us to listen closely and recover the sounds of the past.

Jan
17
2017

Sounding The Archive: Echoes Of Performance In The Distinctive Collections Of Northwestern

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When: Tuesday, January 17, 2017
8:00 AM - 11:45 PM CT

Where: Deering Library, Third Floor, 1937 Sheridan Road, Evanston, IL 60208 map it

Contact: Cory Slowik   (847) 491-7641

Group: Northwestern Libraries

Category: Fine Arts

Description:

Curated by Northwestern students.

How is sound—ephemeral by nature—registered in material objects? Traces of performance are recoverable across a variety of artifacts found in the distinctive collections of the Northwestern University Libraries. As an outgrowth of the graduate course “Music Historiography” offered in fall 2016, “Sounding the Archive” looks for the history of sound in off-center communities — from the occultism movement to labor union meetings— and for traces of musicking both here at Northwestern and nationally.

Though at first glance the objects displayed here may seem chaotically disparate, they are united by their status as potential raw material for the writing of music history. Each presents a challenge to scholars—inviting us to listen closely and recover the sounds of the past.