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Re: [ARSCLIST] Another on-line audio resource
I wonder why 1924? If it is all Mozart the underlying works are clearly
in the public domain no matter what the age of the recording. Nothing
changed in 1924 with respect to copyright on sound recordings (or more
properly, the lack thereof).
David Seubert
UCSB
Mike Richter wrote:
The University of Washington library appears to have its audio
materials identified online and provides downloads of those before
1924. The link my friend supplied is
http://www.lib.washington.edu/music/mozart12.html
but it is clear that there are many pages to explore.
Unfortunately, while a search function is offered there is no apparent
ordering to any catalogue page (acquisition sequence?). For the
information of all, they have chosen to offer the selections in 44.1
ksps, 16-bit, monaural PCM - redbook WAVs except in single channel.
The link is to 12" recordings of Mozart; the text on that page runs to
100 KB, so without some useful sequencing exploration may be open-ended.
Mike