UNT Music Library

Join Music Special Collections Librarian Maristella Feustle today at 1:00 p.m. for Data Deeds, Done Dirt Cheap (with OpenRefine). This presentation offers a demonstration of OpenRefine in general, and of its particular applications to use cases associated with library data. The Texas Music Library Association is sponsoring this presentation through a Music Library Association Chapter Grant. https://wp.musiclibraryassoc.org/chapter-grant-workshop-data-deeds-done-dirt-cheap-with-openrefine/

With the One Harp World convention starting today, we are featuring this historic program from the First World Harp Congress, which took place in the Netherlands in 1983. This program, along with several other early World Harp Congress documents, is located in the Susann McDonald collection of the International Harp Archives at the UNT Music Library. .official https://archives.library.unt.edu/repositories/3/resources/1240

Come see highlights from the International Harp Archives this week at where we’ll be featuring a different theme each day! UNT HarpBeats

To promote the International Harp Archives, we’ll be exhibiting at this week! Topics will change daily, so please stop by the exhibits and often to see highlights from the collection. UNT HarpBeats

🎶 Just 10 days left to make an impact 🎶

The Soundbox at the UNT Music Library gives students and community creators access to innovative music technology, hands-on learning experiences, and creative opportunities that shape the future of music.

Make your gift before July 17th and help keep this unique makerspace thriving for the next generation of music makers!

https://givemeangreen.unt.edu/project/49861

The John "Magic Patch Boy" and Sarah Lambert collection features recordings of live music performances that took place in Texas between the 1970s and 2000s, with acts that span from local punk bands to early performances of now internationally recognized musicians. This collection is seeing new additions to the UNT Digital Library every week, so please check back often and see what has been added. https://digital.library.unt.edu/explore/collections/PBJL/

The Soundbox is the UNT Libraries’ makerspace for audio production and creative exploration, offering students hands-on access to recording tools, production software, digital instruments and collaborative technology that supports learning across the sonic arts and creative media industries. This is a place where students can experiment, create and develop the technical skills expected in today’s competitive music landscape. Support the Soundbox today. 🎶 🎙️ 🎧

https://givemeangreen.unt.edu/project/49861