Becca Walther Welcome back to the “Sounds of Denton” blog series, where the UNT Music Library explores the Denton music scene as part of the Local/Independent Music Initiative of Texas. Last time, we went to a house show (check out the house show blog). This time, we were interested in Denton’s local music venues, so we attended a show at Tom’s Daiquiri, a bar and venue… Read more »
Hae-jeen Ryou Generation Three With a sturdy foundation of choreography, vocals, and merchandise from the previous generations, the years 2012-2018/2019 represent the third generation of K-pop. During this generation, the Hallyu Wave starts to expand to the Western Hemisphere. While Western media infiltrated Korean media for decades before this time, Korean media finally reached… Read more »
Mathew Velilla (Author), Meghan Sprabary and Kristin Wolski (Editors) This blog was initially inspired by a library Subject Guide that I helped curate in the Spring of 2021. The guide is a compilation of LGBTQ+-related resources that we have in the Music Library collection at the Willis Library. As it developed, I was interested in… Read more »
“[O] Holy Night”, sung by Lucy Isabelle Marsh “with Lyric Quartet”; Victor 45145-A [blue label], released in December 1917
In this inaugural post, we are happy to present the first in a series of videos featuring our Model B Ampico Knabe reproducing piano, Sergei Rachmaninoff’s performance of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s “Troika”, No. 11 from The Seasons (Op. 37a): This piano and over 5,400 rolls (as well as thousands of CDs, 78s, cylinders, etc.) were donated in… Read more »
