NY Philharmonic Digital Archives Releases New Material

Posted on March 18, 2012 by Jackie Rider

Join an international online discussion of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra’s International Era 10:30 am (EDT), Thursday, March 22.  Using original source material from the Philharmonic’s Digital Archives, scholars around the world will discuss the Philharmonic’s role in key events from 1943 to 1970.

I am interning at the Philharmonic Archives this term to learn about digital archives.  My work thus far, and that of my colleagues there, has been leading up to this important next step in the first phase of digitizing the Archives.

So join the discussion in Google Hangout on the 22nd.  It promises to be educational and informative in many ways.

 

Jackie Rider

About Jackie Rider

I am working toward dual master's degrees in library & information science at LIU and archives & public history at NYU. I have been a freelance writer & photographer for faith-based organizations in New York & Washington, D.C.  Before that I worked in university public affairs in D.C.  I have a master of divinity degree from Union Theological Seminary in New York.
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