Tag: Folk Music
Syllabus: Digitizing Folk Music History, Spring 2019
Digitizing the Berkeley Folk Music Festival Archive
10/05/18: “‘A Foreign Sound to Your Ear”—Digital Image Sonification for Historical Interpretation
Glitching History: Using Image Deformance to Rethink Agency & Authenticity in the 1960s American Folk Music Revival
Revising Humbead’s Revised Map of the World: Digitally Remapping the Sixties Folk Music Revival
This Machine Kills Fascists: Technology and Tradition in the US Folk Music Movement
Analog Music >> Digital History: Sights & Sounds From the Digital Berkeley Folk Music Festival Project
04/27/18: Full Time Woman: Alice Stuart in Conversation & Concert @ Pop Conference, Seattle
03/17/18: Michael J. Kramer, “When Mississippi John Hurt’s Head Moved: Glitching Region and Race at the 1964 Berkeley Folk Music Festival” @ Current Research in Digital History
Kathy & Carol
10/29/17: Dissident Communities & Mid-Century American Counterculture @ USIH Conference, Dallas
Student Showcase: The High Lonesome Avant-Garde—Spiritual Fascinations With Roscoe Holcomb
Student Showcase: The 1968 Berkeley Folk Music Festival
