Tag: Folk Music
What Does A Photograph Sound Like?
Berkeley Folk Music Project Receives NEH Funding
Remediatizing Visual Media as Sonic Data: Sonification and Cultural History
Some Glimpses of Pete Seeger
I Was Blind, But Now I See
The Berkeley Folk Music Festival on KPIX News in 1968
Mance Lipscomb @ the 1961 Berkeley Folk Music Festival
Talkin’ Folk Music—Panel Discussions @ the 1959 Berkeley Folk Music Festival
Janis Joplin at the 1963 Monterey Folk Festival
Folk Songs Containing Multitudes
Book Review—Thinking the Blues
Students Examine Folk Music History Through a Digital Lens
Student Showcase: Nina Simone—The Life, Legacy, and Activism of the High Priestess of Soul
Humbead’s Map Folk Music Data Viz
Folk Music Show Business
Bart Simpson Was a Steel-Drivin’ Kid
The Singer From the Song
Digitizing Folk Music History Artist Residency: Anna Roberts-Gevalt
Mapping Humbead’s Map Interactively
Journey to Humbead’s
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
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
Student Showcase: And It Don’t Stop—Hip Hop’s Place in the Evolving History of the Folk Revival
