RTP-area local music and culture

[grady AT ibiblio.org]

Well, now, that last URL at the bottom says this has been postponed. 
I'll try to update you with a new date if/when I hear of one. In the 
meantime, get to reading.

grady AT ibiblio.org wrote:
> So, our old friend Butch Lazorchak is presenting a couple of his papers 
> from his past few semesters of ILS grad school at UNC this week, as part 
> of the Music in Context series. The papers themselves have some 
> definitely Academic moments (hoo-boy, check out those footnotes and 
> appendices), but since they're about the Triangle music scene of the 
> 90s, and more specifically about digital communications/archiving issues 
> surrounding the scene (in other words, this list/newsgroup features 
> prominently), y'all might be interested.
>
> You can (and should) read the papers online beforehand (links below) & 
> that way you'll be prepped for the Q&A at the end of Butch's talk.
>
> xo
>
> Ross
>
> p.s. Details:
>
> Wednesday, Feb 11, 5 - 7 PM
> Hill Hall, Seminar Room
> UNC-CH Campus
> Chapel Hill
>
> "Butch Lazorchak, archivist and record label owner, discusses his work 
> on Chapel Hill's 1990s music scene and the challenges of creating a 
> digital archive of music and materials from that period. "
>
> Readings: Butch Lazorchak, CH-Scene: Communication Theories and Musical
> Communities.
>
> http://www.unc.edu/~lazorcha/Ch_Scene/ch_scene_communication.htm
>
> TRAUMA The triangle-area underground music archive: a digital library
> research proposal.
>
> www.unc.edu/~lazorcha/papers/trauma.rtf
>
> -----
>
> for more information about the Music in Context Working Group, visit
> www.unc.edu/~mkramer/mic.html
>
>
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