How can I listen to recordings of Eastman faculty and students?
The Eastman Audio Archive comprises Eastman recordings of concerts from 1933 up to the present. All recordings after 1988 (and selected earlier recordings) may be found in the Voyager catalog. Pre-1988 recordings not found in Voyager are searchable in the Composer/Title and Performer card catalog, housed in the Ruth T. Watanabe Special Collections. Performances found in Voyager may be ready for immediate listening. To see if there is a service copy available, look at the Voyager record for a second location, and a call number that begins with an “S.” These copies are available at the Reserves and Recordings desk. If no service copy exists, go to Special Collections and fill out a “Service Copy Request” form. Recording engineers from Technology & Music Productions will transfer the original recording to a service copy CD, and you will be informed when it is available.
Related Questions
- May a faculty member prohibit recordings of his/her lectures by students registered for the class? What about by professional note-takers?
- How will the plans affect the availability of tickets for students, faculty and staff?
- What is the student/faculty ratio, and how much supervision do the students receive?
