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ì Mashups: Supporting Music Communities @ Your Library

UT Libraries Diversity Commi2ee

UT Libraries Diversity Commi2ee Black Issues Conference Feb 18, 2012

Marva Rudolph Director of Office of Equity & Diversity

Favorite Song: “Aint No Mountain High Enough”

Thura Mack Coordinator of Community Learning

Services @ Hodges Library Favorite ArRst: Bob Dylan

Annaze4e Houston Director of Disability Services

Favorite ArRst: Luther Vandross

Elizabeth Young Senior Library Associate II Favorite Song: “These

Arms of Mine” – ORs Redding

Jerry Roberson Associate Professor

Large Animal Clinical Sciences Favorite ArRst: Merle Haggard

Library Diversity Commi2ee

Rabia Gibbs Digital Services and Access Librarian Special CollecRons Favorite ArRst: Nina Simone

Anne Hulse Programs Abroad

Coordinator Favorite ArRst:

India Arie

Allison Sharp InstrucRonal Librarian

for Student Engagement & Learning Technologies Favorite Band: U2

Laurie Roberson Director of Student Services,

College of Architecture & Design Favorite Song: “A New Day Has Come” Celine Dion

Ma4 Jordan Library Departmental Supervisor George F. DeVine Music Library

Favorite Album: “You Are Not Alone” -‐ Mavis Staples

Trey Hobson Student in Psychology

& Sociology Favorite ArRst: R. Kelly

Michelle Brannen Senior IT Technolgist II

The Studio @ Hodges Library Favorite ArRst: Frank Zappa

Allison Roberts Library Departmental Supervisor

Hodges Library Favorite ArRst: Kate Bush

Library Diversity Commi2ee -‐ Presenters

ì Resources at the Music Library


www.lib.utk.edu/music

Poll

ì  Have you ever been to the Music Library? ì  Yes ì  No ì  I didn’t know we had a music library

?

The UT Music Library ì  Find us online at

h2p://www.lib.utk.edu/music/ or navigate to us through the main library website. Friend us on Facebook or follow us on Twi2er

ì  Call us at 974-‐3474, email us at [email protected], or chat with us from the link on our homepage

ì  Or be2er yet, come visit us at the HumaniRes Building!

Musical tradiGons from Africa and Europe meet in America…

Check out Grove Music Online on our homepage: h2p://www.lib.utk.edu/music/

Examples include:

ì  The Biographical Encyclopedia of Jazz

ì  Encyclopedia of Rap and Hip Hop Culture

ì  InternaRonal DicRonary of Black Composers

ì  A Blues Bibliography

Reference Books

ì  Keep on Pushing: Black Power Music from Blues to Hip Hop

ì  Blues Empress in Black Cha2anooga : Bessie Smith and the Emerging Urban South

ì  When the Church Becomes Your Party : Contemporary Gospel Music

ì  Way up north in Dixie : a Black Family's Claim to the Confederate Anthem

Circulating Books

ì  Power tools for GarageBand: creaRng music with audio recording, MIDI sequencing, and loops

ì  BasRen Piano for Adults: A Beginning Course-‐ Lessons, Theory, Technique, Sight Reading

ì  The Electric Guitar : How to Find the Sounds You Like

ì  Teaching Music Through Performance in Choir

Instructional Books & Creating Music

ì  Billie Holiday Anthology : Lady Sings the Blues

ì  Hip-‐hop & rap : complete lyrics for 175 songs

ì  W. C. Handy's Second CollecRon of 37 Spirituals

ì  Count Basie CollecRon

ì  History, Past, Present and Future: Songs of Michael Jackson

ì  Kind of Blue: Miles Davis

Scores & Sheet Music

ì  A FesRve Sunday with William Grant SRll

ì  Carolina Chocolate Drops: Dona Got a Ramblin' Mind

ì  Mahalia Jackson's Greatest Hits

ì  Head Hunters: Herbie Hancock

ì  Teenage dream: Snoop Dogg, Katy Perry

Compact Discs

h2p://www.lib.utk.edu/music/

ì  Sweet old song: Louie Bluie (Howard Armstrong)

ì  The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess

ì  Through many dangers: the Story of Gospel Music

ì  Ken Burns Jazz: The Story of America’s Music

DVDs

ì  Jazz and Blues

ì  Rock Music

ì  Sacred Music

ì  Women in Music

ì  World Music, Folk Music, and Ethnomusicology

ì  Resources for Careers in Music -‐-‐Music Business: The Key Concepts -‐-‐Garage to gigs: a musician's guide -‐-‐Hip-‐hop, inc.-‐ success strategies of the rap moguls -‐-‐The big payback: the history of the business of hip-‐hop

Subject Guides


ì  African American Music Reference

ì  Grove Music Online

ì  Encyclopedia of Popular Music

ì  InternaRonal Index to Music Periodicals

Online Research Databases

ì  Music Online (covers all musical genres, including historical recordings)

ì  Naxos Music Library (all genres, including Naxos Jazz)

ì  Smithsonian Global Sound

ì  American Song (which absorbed African American Music database)

Streaming Audio & Video Databases


A Little Love for Whitney


ì Music Databases on Mobile Devices


Poll

ì  What device did you last listen to music on? ì  iPod or mp3 player ì  Car stereo ì  Streaming on computer (i.e. Pandora) ì  Live performance ì  8-‐track tape deck ì  Other

?

ì Resources in The Studio


www.lib.utk.edu/studio

Poll

ì  Have you ever been to the studio? ì  Yes ì  No ì  What is the studio?

?

Media Production

ì  Audio, video, and graphics workstaRons

ì  Input equipment

ì  Industry standard sooware

ì  Learning resources

Sound Rooms

ì  2 rooms for sound recording

ì  Sooware for recording and ediRng sound includes: ì  GarageBand ì  Pro Tools ì  Logic

ì  USB and XLR microphones

ì  USB keyboards

Checkout Equipment

ì  Checkout for 1-‐3 days

ì  Reserve in advance

ì  CerRficaRon required for checkout

ì  Equipment Available: ì  Digital Audio Recorders ì  Video Cameras ì  Digital & SLR Cameras ì  LighRng Kits ì  Green Screens ì  etc.

Reservations

ì  ReservaRons can be made in advance by phone, email, or at The Studio desk

ì  Checkout equipment can be reserved for up to 3 days

ì  Reserve workstaRons for Rmes you are available

ì  Sound rooms are popular – reserve in advance

ì The Studio: Student Perspective


Poll

ì  Have you ever recorded music? ì  Yes ì  No ì  Want to but don’t know how

?

Using the Sound Rooms

Trey’s Music

“Happiness” by Trey Hobson

ì Thank you for attending our program UT Libraries Diversity Commi2ee


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