Becca Walther 4/15/26 Edit: The original blog listed the location of Tom’s Daiquiri Place as Fry Street. This has been amended with the correct location, Mulberry Street. 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… 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 »
