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Met live

A private collection of over 15,000 hours of audio recordings from the New York opera houses in the years 1970–2010 is to be indexed, preserved and made available for interpretation research.

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Situation

Above and beyond this, the present feasibility study is intended to thematise urgent questions about the preservation of audio archives in our digital age. This one-year preparatory project will clarify issues of context and conservation, develop a digitisation concept, carry out initial interpretation analyses, and will plan the further indexing of the collection.

Contact

Nathalie Pernet

  • Leiterin Fachstelle F+E
  • +41 31 848 38 18
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Publications

  • Conference Paper

Moeckli, Laura (2 September 2020). The Ehrenreich Collection: Virtual Tour and Introduction Bootlegging practices and identities in the Ehrenreich collection In: Bootleg Opera – The Ehrenreich Collection and the Practice of Private Opera Recording. online. 2.-4.9.2020.

  • arbor.bfh.ch/14222
  • Conference Paper

Moeckli, Laura (5 September 2019). Sounds and identities of “liveness” in the Ehrenreich recordings. In: Symposium New takes on recorded music: performances, creativity and technology. University of Surrey. 5. - 6.9.2019.

  • arbor.bfh.ch/11408
  • Conference Paper

Puhrer, Teresa (5 September 2019). Liveness vs. 'Liveness'? Emotions and the operatic reception experience in live performances and in recordings of the Ehrenreich collection. In: Symposium New takes on recorded music: performances, creativity and technology. University of Surrey. 5.9.2019.

  • arbor.bfh.ch/11407
  • Conference Paper

Moeckli, Laura (8 July 2019). Bootleg Opera: Sounds and Identities in the Ehrenreich Recordings 1960s-2010s In: Agency and Identity in Music, IMS Intercongressional Symposium. Luzern. July 7–10, 2019.

  • arbor.bfh.ch/10237

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