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1. Field recordings

   Brooklyn, NY : Cantaloupe Music, [2015]

   "For our own Field Recordings, we asked the composers to go into the field of recorded sound itself -- to find something old or record something new, and to respond with their own music, in dialogue with what they found. Using archival audio, found sound and video, Field Recordings builds a bridge between the seen and the unseen, the present and the absent, the past and the future."

   Online Naxos Music Library

2. Field recordings [electronic resource]

   Dennis, Wash

   [S.l.] : Document Records, [n.d.]

   Online Vol. 1: Virginia (1936-1941) American Music

3. Field recordings : poems

   Brakefield, Russell

   Detroit : Wayne State University Press, [2018]

   Poetry that uses American folk music as a lens to investigate themes of family, art, and masculinity. Firmly rooted in the dramatic landscapes and histories of Michigan, Field Recordings uses American folk music as a lens to investigate themes of personal origin, family, art, and masculinity. The speakers of these poems navigate Michigan's folklore and folkways while exploring more personal connections to those landscapes and examining the timeless questions that occupy those songs and stories. With rich musicality and lyric precision, the poems in Field Recordings look squarely at what it means to be a son, a brother, an artist, a person. Inspired by the life and writings of famous enthomusicologist Alan Lomax, Field Recordings is divided into three sections. It is anchored by a long poem that tracks Alan Lomax on his 1938 journey through Michigan collecting music for the Library of Congress. This poem speaks to the complex process of recording the voices and stories of working-class musicians in Michigan in the early part of the twentieth century. It is rich with the pleasures of music and storytelling and is steeped in history. Like the rest of the collection, it also speaks to the questions and anxieties that, like music, transcend time and technology. In poems alternately elegiac and rhapsodic, Field Recordings explores the way art is produced and translated, the line between innovation and appropriation, and the complex, beautiful stories that are passed between us. From poetry readers to poets, music fans to musicians, this collection will undoubtedly appeal to a wide audience.

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1. Sound Recordings and Sound Studies

2. Archive of Recorded Sound: listening and viewing on-site

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1. General Land Office Survey Records Database (WIGLOSR), Wisconsin 2020

   Forest Landscape Ecology Lab and University of Wisconsin-Madison

   2020

   Between 1832 and 1866, contractors to the United States government surveyed the largely unsettled lands of what today constitute the State of Wisco...

2. UA Census Block Centroid Points, 2000 - Massachusetts

   U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Geography Division

   2000

   This datalayer represents U.S. Census Block Centroid Points for the state of Massachusetts. Census blocks are statistical areas bounded on all side...

3. UA Census Block Groups, 2000 - Alaska

   U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, Geography Division

   2000

   The polygons in this datalayer represent U.S. Census Blocks for the entire state. Census blocks are statistical areas bounded on all sides by visib...