We're thrilled to share our new @SFolklife research guide to musician and songwriter ELIZABETH COTTEN researched and written by @dragonfiddler. Many thanks to @shawbie for his help. @WilsonLibUNC@UNCLibrary https://t.co/k0KmMrHAPw #elizabethcotten
One week left to apply: Digital Projects Coordinator at the American Folklife Center, LOC. Starts at $72,750-$94,581 with promotion potential. Come work with me on digital acquisitions and guide other significant projects! https://t.co/EDc4ckEvP7
TODAY: The I\V/A\V: Informal Virtual Audio Visual Summit will share ongoing work at the Library to improve access to held sound and moving image material, and to learn from the wider community of A/V practitioners and users. Sept 15, 9am-530pm ET. MORE: https://t.co/te5dfcXDNO
MUSIC: Summertime concerts from the Library: Every Wednesday at noon ET through the summer, we'll share new concerts in our Homegrown series from the American Folklife Center. DETAILS: https://t.co/76Kw5iWXqV
TWOE: @boblerman makes the case for apprenticeships.
Audio and video available. Check out the YouTube option and let me know if you like it.
https://t.co/KhOvyhU23k (audio)
https://t.co/rXXET6tJYe (YouTube)
Congrats to all the great presenters so far today at #ARSCaudio2020! “Digitizing and Revitalizing a Century of Native Voices and Song at the Autry Museum” happening right now!