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Hot Topics at the IAML Congress in Prague
This year, the IAML Online Congress will sponsor a “Hot topics” session:
- Friday, 29 July at 14.00-15.00
Chair: Anna Pensaert (Cambridge University)
We would like to ask speakers for their hot topics in advance on this page.
“Hot topics” and/or “Lightning talks” can be any short, 3 to 5 minute topic that someone wishes to share with or present to the group, including
- New and/or innovative services
- Programs or initiatives
- Issues of concern for members
- New products from a vendor or library that you want to tell others about
- New information or updates you want to share
- Special work or achievements from someone or a committee that the group should hear about
- Other topics that will help others to know about because they are new, interesting, of concern or important for our community.
Please suggest a topic in English, German, or French below! We look forward to your responses.
If you have questions or would like to email me your suggestion, please feel free: amljp2@cam.ac.uk
This year, the IAML Online Congress will sponsor a “Hot topics” session:
- Friday, 29 July at 14.00-15.00
Chair: Anna Pensaert (Cambridge University)
We would like to ask speakers for their hot topics in advance on this page.
“Hot topics” and/or “Lightning talks” can be any short, 3 to 5 minute topic that someone wishes to share with or present to the group, including
- New and/or innovative services
- Programs or initiatives
- Issues of concern for members
- New products from a vendor or library that you want to tell others about
- New information or updates you want to share
- Special work or achievements from someone or a committee that the group should hear about
- Other topics that will help others to know about because they are new, interesting, of concern or important for our community.
Please suggest a topic in English, German, or French below! We look forward to your responses.
If you have questions or would like to email me your suggestion, please feel free: amljp2@cam.ac.uk
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Libraries in music teaching institutions network Finland
Maaria Harviainen (University of the Arts Helsinki) – presented by Jaska Järvilehto
Libraries in music teaching institutions network Finland: Network, Activity, Music information search teaching materials working group
Open discussion on challenges and opportunities since 2020
After the hot topics presentations we will use the remaining time to invite attendees to say a few words about their recent experiences.
Shrinking a Music Library
The School of Music at the University of Nebraska—Lincoln is creating a new building in which the Music Library will be shrunk to about 1/3rd of its current size. I am deciding what of the collection should be stored and what kept on site. I will talk about the decision-making process for different parts of the collection—scores, books, recordings, reference, collected editions, and composer’s editions.
Anita Breckbill
Head, Music Library
Italy: homages to four great Italian personalities
As results of pandemic years, Italian branch of IAML and two regional Italian musicological association present four paper-Festschrifts published in the span 2019-2021, hommages to four Italian personalities, librarians and/or musicologists, active at international level:
Agostina Zecca Laterza, former librarian at the Conservatory in Milano, on occasion of the 25th anniversary of IAML-Italia (2019), aIAML Italia book;
Alberto Basso, for his 90. birthday librarian at the Conservatorio in Turin and very much appreciated Bach-scholar (2021) published by Istiuto per i beni musicali in Piemonote
Music libraries and eScore packages
Houman Behzadi: The role of music libraries in the era of aggregated and non-aggregated eScore packages.
El arreglitto – Emmy van Diesen (ArtEZ University of the Arts)
Music and the Vuelta in Utrecht
Bibliography of writings on Polish sound recordings
Presented by Stanisław Hrabia, Uniwersytet Jagielloński
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Pieter Goossen – film presentation
Op het punt dan en nu.
Op het puin en dan nu
The film was part of a project concerning heritage from 1946 the Heritage Centre Rozet wanted to be an inspiration for all kinds of people of today. This film was part of the performance of 2022. Texts from two war diaries (by a girl who had to flee the city of Arnhem in 1944 and a Syrian refugee fleeing to Arnhem some years ago) were mixed to one story, commented by three dancers of the local dance academy. For me it’s an impressive short dance movie.