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I received mt copy of the Fall 2003 ARSC Journal earlier this week so they are on their way around the world. For those who are not ARSC members, I thought you'd like to see what you are missing!
Contents are listed below.
Steve Ramm
ARSCJ 34-2: Cover / Contents Page Surface Markings on Gramophone Company & Victor RecordsHOWARD S. FRIEDMAN Minnesota Symphony Orchestra: DiscographyKIRSI RITOSALMI-KISNER & DENNIS D. ROONEY National Institute of Verdi Studies: Library of Historical Sound Recordings BARRY R. ASHPOLE Sel-Sync and the “Octopus”: How Came to be the First Recorder to Minimize Copying in Overdubs ROSS H. SNYDER RESEARCH IN PROGRESS BOOK REVIEWS CD-ROM REVIEWS SOUND RECORDINGS REVIEWS CURRENT BIBLIOGRAPHY ARSC JOURNAL HIGHLIGHTS ARSC PUBLICATIONS ORIGINAL RESEARCH___________________________________________________ Surface Markings on Gramophone Company & Victor RecordsHOWARD S. FRIEDMAN DISCOGRAPHY_________________________________________________________ Minnesota Symphony Orchestra: DiscographyKIRSI RITOSALMI-KISNER & DENNIS D. ROONEY CATALOGING__________________________________________________________ National Institute of Verdi Studies: Library of Historical Sound Recordings BARRY R. ASHPOLE SOUND RECORDING TECHNOLOGY_____________________________________ Sel-Sync and the “Octopus”: How Came to be the First Recorder to Minimize Copying in Overdubs ROSS H. SNYDER RESEARCH IN PROGRESS BOOK REVIEWS
CD-ROM REVIEWS SOUND RECORDINGS REVIEWS CURRENT BIBLIOGRAPHY ARSC JOURNAL HIGHLIGHTS ARSC PUBLICATIONS ARSC JOURNAL ADVERTISING POLICY |