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The Western Australian New Music Archive: performing as remembering

Name: The Western Australian New Music Archive: performing as remembering
Keywords: archiving, digital preservation, digitisation, cultural studies, anthropology, PARADISEC

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Part of book or chapter of book 01 Jan 2015 Australia English Publisher:Sydney University Press

Authors: Hope, Cat; MacKinney, Lisa; Green, Lelia; Travers, Meghan; Mahoney, Tos;

handle: 2123/16667

The Western Australian New Music Archive: performing as remembering

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The curation of WANMA is guided by, and confronts the challenges presented by, such a broad definition, with a focus on constructing a representative canon of Western Australian new music history from 1970 to the present day. A drawback of the Western Australian music collection at the State Library of Western Australia (SLWA), and indeed of many other Australian music collections (such as that at the Australian Music Centre and UWA’s Callaway Collection).

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archiving, digital preservation, digitisation, cultural studies, anthropology, PARADISEC

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