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UCLA Department of Ethnomusicology Collection http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt8x0nd5nn No online items Finding Aid for the UCLA Department of Ethnomusicology Collection 1961- Processed by Archive staff. Ethnomusicology Archive UCLA 1630 Schoenberg Music Building Box 951657 Los Angeles, CA 90095-1657 Phone: (310) 825-1695 Fax: (310) 206-4738 Email: [email protected] URL: http://www.ethnomusic.ucla.edu/Archive/ ©2009 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. Finding Aid for the UCLA 2002.01 1 Department of Ethnomusicology Collection 1961- Descriptive Summary Title: UCLA Department of Ethnomusicology Collection, Date (inclusive): 1961- Collection number: 2002.01 Creator: UCLA Ethnomusicology Department 1961- Extent: 36 boxes Repository: University of California, Los Angeles. Library. Ethnomusicology Archive Los Angeles, California 90095-1490 Abstract: This collection consists of sounds recordings, video recordings, and paper materials documenting a history of ethnomusicology performances, lectures symposia at UCLA. This is an open collection that is periodically updated with new materials. Language of Material: Collection materials in English Access Archive materials may be accessed in the Archive. As many of our collections are stored off-site at SRLF, we recommend you contact the Archive in advance to check on the availability of the materials. Publication Rights Archive materials do not circulate and may not be duplicated or published without written permission from the copyright holders, collectors, and/or performers. For more information contact the Archivist. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], UCLA Department of Ethnomusicology Collection, 2002.01, Ethnomusicology Archive, University of California, Los Angeles. Acquisition Information Materials in the UCLA Ethnomusicology Audiovisual Collection were recorded, created, and compiled by UCLA ethnomusicology faculty, staff, and students. The collection was formally established in 2002. Biography The UCLA Department of Ethnomusicology grew out of the former Institute of Ethnomusicology, established by Mantle Hood at UCLA in 1960. In its early years many distinguished scholars, including Charles Seeger and J. H. Kwabena Nketia, collaborated in advancing the vision of the Institute. From the 1960s to 1987 Ethnomusicology was a program within the Department of Music. Since 1987 it has been an independent department. The graduate program in ethnomusicology has granted more Ph.Ds and master's degrees than any other program in the world. Graduates in ethnomusicology from UCLA have founded many of the most important ethnomusicology graduate programs in the United States, including those at the University of Michigan, University of Washington, Brown University, Wesleyan University, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Florida State University, and UC Berkeley. The program in systematic musicology is currently the only program of its kind in the United States. Since its inception under the leadership of Charles Seeger, the systematic musicology program has created a distinguished record of scholarship noted for its scholastic depth and innovation. In 1991 the department established a full undergraduate curriculum in ethnomusicology. In 1996 the Jazz Studies Program, directed by the renowned guitarist Kenny Burrell, was instituted as a concentration in the undergraduate major. Scope and Content This collection consists of sounds recordings, video recordings, and paper materials documenting a history of ethnomusicology performances, lectures, and symposia at UCLA. Strengths of the collection include recordings of faculty directed student performance ensembles, lectures by visiting scholars and performers, and departmentally sponsored conferences. This is an open collection that is periodically updated with new materials. The collection is organized into the following series: Series 1. Recordings Series 2. Archive Master Documents Indexing Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog. Subjects Ethnomusicology Jazz World music Finding Aid for the UCLA 2002.01 2 Department of Ethnomusicology Collection 1961- Series 1. Recordings Subseries 1. Concerts Box 2-AMV, Item Music and Dance on the Grass (Upper Meadow) Volume 1 1982-05-02 2002.01-7 Physical Description: video (VHS) Box 2-AMV, Item Music and Dance on the Grass (Upper Meadow) Volume 2 1982-05-02 2002.01-8 Physical Description: video (VHS) Box 2-AMV, Item Cornell Coley & Music in the Grass, Tape 2 1982-05-02 2002.01-9 Physical Description: video (VHS) Scope and Content Note Jose's rough edit. Box 2-AMV, Item Music and Dance on the Grass, Amphitheater, Tape 1 1982-05-02 2002.01-10 Physical Description: video (VHS) Box 2-AMV, Item Music and Dance on the Grass, Amphitheater, Tape 2 1982-05-02 2002.01-11 Physical Description: video (VHS) Box 2-AMV, Item Music on the Grass, Amphitheater (Bali?) 1982-05-02 2002.01-12 Physical Description: video (VHS) Box 2-AMV, Item Music of Mexico 1982-05-29 2002.01-13 Physical Description: video (VHS) Scope and Content Note Luis Perez demonstration, UCLAtino evening concert. Box 2-AMV, Item Music of Mexico 1982-05-29, 1982-05-30 2002.01-14 Physical Description: video (VHS) Scope and Content Note Luis Perez concert, UCLAtino lunch concert. Box 2-AMV, Item Classical North Indian and UCLAtino Concerts 1983-05-31 2002.01-17 Physical Description: video (VHS) Scope and Content Note Spring concerts. Note No Sound. Box 2-AMV, Item Classical North Indian and UCLAtino Concerts 1983-05-31 2002.01-18 Physical Description: video (VHS) Scope and Content Note Spring concerts. Note Copy Finding Aid for the UCLA 2002.01 3 Department of Ethnomusicology Collection 1961- Series 1.Recordings Subseries 1.Concerts Box 2-AMV, Item Japan and Poland (and Gospel?) 1983 2002.01-20 Physical Description: video (VHS) Box 2-AMV, Item Music and Dance on the Grass, Tape 1 1986-05-04 2002.01-22 Physical Description: video (VHS) Box 2-AMV, Item Music and Dance on the Grass (Tape 2?) 1986-05-04 2002.01-23 Physical Description: video (VHS) Scope and Content Note Food, Bolivian musicians, crowd scenes. Box 2-AMV, Item Chinese Music Concert 1986-05-31 2002.01-24 Physical Description: video (VHS) Box 2-AMV, Item Knots Landing / UCLA Pow Wow. 1988 2002.01-29 Physical Description: video (VHS) Scope and Content Note Ackerman Gen Ball. Box 3-AMV, Item Vietnamese Music 1989-04-07 2002.01-42 Physical Description: video (hi8) Box 3-AMV, Item Music of Korea / Music of Japan (Java and Bali Rehearsal) 1989-05-19 2002.01-46 Physical Description: video (hi8) Box 4-AMV, Item African-American Music / Music of Ghana 1989-05-20 2002.01-47 Physical Description: video (VHS) Box 3-AMV, Item China, Afro-American, and Ghana (First Half) 1989-05-20 2002.01-48 Physical Description: video (hi8) Scope and Content Note Camera #1/Wide. Box 3-AMV, Item China, Afro-American, and Ghana, Java and Bali 1989-05-20 2002.01-49 Physical Description: video (hi8) Note 5/2, Camera #2. Box 3-AMV, Item Java and Bali 1989-05-21 2002.01-50 Physical Description: video (hi8) Scope and Content Note Camera #1/Wide. Box 3-AMV, Item Persia. 1989-06-02 2002.01-51 Physical Description: video (hi8) Box 4-AMA, Item Sitar Performance (Reel 1 of 2) 1989-10-16 2002.01-52 Physical Description: audio (reel) Scope and Content Note ESM 91F. Box 4-AMA, Item I Nyoman Wenten, Balinese Gamelan Rehearsal. 1989-10-16 2002.01-53 Physical Description: audio (reel) Finding Aid for the UCLA 2002.01 4 Department of Ethnomusicology Collection 1961- Series 1.Recordings Subseries 1.Concerts Box 4-AMA, Item Sitar Performance (Reel 2 of 2). 1989-10-16 2002.01-54 Physical Description: audio (reel) Scope and Content Note ESM 91F. Box 1-PMDVD, Music of Persia (and Cross-cultural Improvisation Group). 1989 Item 2002.01-56 Physical Description: MAM DVD-R 4.7v2 Archive 8x Box 4-AMV, Item Music of Persia (and Cross-cultural Improvisation Group). 1989 2002.01-56 Physical Description: video (VHS) Box 1-PMDVD, Music of India / Music of Persia (and Cross-Cultural Improvisation Group) 1989 Item 2002.01-57 Physical Description: MAM DVD-R 4.7v2 Archive 8x Box 4-AMV, Item Music of India / Music of Persia (and Cross-Cultural Improvisation Group) 1989 2002.01-57 Physical Description: video (VHS) Box 4-AMV, Item Music of the Near East / Music of the Balkans 1989 2002.01-58 Physical Description: video (VHS) Box 1-PMDVD, Music of India (and Cross-Cultural Improvisation Group). 1989 Item 2002.01-59 Physical Description: MAM DVD-R 4.7v2 Archive 8x Box 4-AMV, Item Music of India (and Cross-Cultural Improvisation Group). 1989 2002.01-59 Physical Description: video (VHS) Box 3-AMV, Item Nigeria, Mamman Shata. 1989 2002.01-60 Physical Description: video (hi8) Box 3-AMV, Item Scott Marcus Concert 1990-01 2002.01-70 Physical Description: video (hi8) Note Working Copy. Box 3-AMV, Item Mariachi Concert, Part 1 (Feria de Mariachi). 1990-04-29 2002.01-82 Physical Description: video (hi8) Box 3-AMV, Item Mariachi Concert, Part 2 (Feria de Mariachi). 1990-04-29 2002.01-83 Physical Description: video (hi8) Box 8-AMV, Item Ugandan Rehearsal and Concert 1990-05-18 2002.01-85 Physical Description: video (hi8) Scope and Content Note Camera #2/Hand Held. Box 8-AMV, Item Ugandan, Anglo-American, and Ghanaian Music 1990-05-18 2002.01-86 Physical Description: video (hi8) Scope and Content Note Camera #1/Wide. Note Includes titles. Finding Aid for the UCLA 2002.01 5 Department of Ethnomusicology Collection 1961- Series 1.Recordings Subseries 1.Concerts Box 8-AMV, Item Java and Bali 1990-05-19 2002.01-87 Physical Description: video (hi8) Scope and Content Note Camera #1/Wide. Box 8-AMV, Item Java and Bali (Part of Uganda) 1990-05-18, 1990-05-19 2002.01-88 Physical Description: video (hi8) Scope and Content Note Camera #2/Hand Held.
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