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Selected resources for students of music
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    Music

    This guide contains selected resources for students and staff of the School of Music - Conservatorium. The Matheson Library (Clayton), which includes the Music and Multimedia Collection, supports study and research in this area.

    Related subject pages: Art, Communications, Design, Drama and theatre studies, Film and television, Journalism, Literature in English, Multimedia and digital arts

     

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    New Content on DRAM

    DRAM

    The Database of Recorded American Music (DRAM) is pleased to announce the first installment of an important archive of music from the legendary experimental music space, Experimental Intermedia, in New York.  Now active almost 40 years, composer and video artist Phill Niblock has used his loft as a central meeting place for some of the most important American and International thinkers in contemporary conceptual music.  Curatorial assistant Nate Wooley, with the help of writer and philosopher Bernard Gendron, gives a brief overview of the Experimental Intermedia organization, performance space, and why the new archival material is so exciting

     

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