Posts by Danielle Cordovez

An important book written as a call to action for domestic homicide prevention.

Do what you love!

Three inspiring audio interviews offer perspectives on the African American experience.

The Archives of Recorded Sound is excited to announce the Digital Stacks Playlist—a new, monthly, on-site audio exhibit highlighting new acquisitions and newly accessible recordings.

With materials from New York Public Library archival collections, a new exhibition celebrates the life of one the most important figures in classical music and increases awareness about the importance of sound archives and preservation.

Organization, description, and presentation of sound is the theme for this exhibit, and listeners are offered a peek into how archival audio is made available to the public.

In 1985 the Black Rock Coalition (BRC) was formed as an outlet for alternative Black musicians to showcase their talents.

We love Halloween and want to celebrate it by sharing some great Halloween themed recordings we have in our holdings.

Guest post by Elin Øyen Vister.

In honor of President Obama's upcoming inauguration, the Rodgers and Hammerstein Archives of Recorded Sound would like to present a compilation of historic presidential speeches selected from our collections.

The list consists of commercial and archival recordings which contain campaign, election, inaugural, resignation, congressional speeches, radio broadcasts, and various other important presidential profiles which address historic and cultural milestones in American