[Pdr] Music for the Public Domain Review

[Jonathan Gray]

(Cc'ing Ben. Ben: shall we add you to the private PDR internal list?)

Leila: yes, yes and yes. Resonance would be amazing. Vintage Arabic
Music sounds very interesting. I'll definitely be here when you're
here. Can't wait to see you!

J.

On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 7:10 PM, leila peacock <leilapeacock at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Just read this... radio... brilliant idea... this would also be really fun
> to do... and as for getting stuff onto bigger stations i'm sure I could
> persuade the folks at Resonance fm to broadcast things, this is very much
> their kind of thing...
>
> as for music bloggers... already mentioned this guy to Adam but think it
> might also be worth mentioning here...
> http://www.youtube.com/user/VintageArabicMusic
>
> am in Berlin 24th to 29th of April... adam I know i'll see you but Sam?
> Jonny? hope so...
>
> L.
>
>
> ________________________________
> From: Jonathan Gray <j.gray at cantab.net>
> To: pdr at lists.okfn.org
> Sent: Thursday, 5 April 2012, 15:03
> Subject: Re: [Pdr] Music for the Public Domain Review
>
> This sounds fantastic. Very exciting. Exactly what the PDR should be
> doing: curating!
>
> Another things I've wanted to do for ages is 'PDR radio'. I recently
> spoke to Ben about this, and he's really up for having a go at this.
> 2-5 minute podcasts, snappily edited with interview snippets from
> experts talking about curious public domain material - with a bit of
> boilerplate about the PDR (strapline, URL, jingle, etc). E.g. on the
> famous meeting where Shelley was inspired for Frankenstein on an
> island when the sky went black for a week, or on early theological
> theories about light. Could also interview people about different
> audio tracks. E.g. what is special about this track, talking about
> circumstances it was recorded in. Help to provide context and flag
> what is interesting. Perhaps we can discuss this more in Berlin?
>
> Ultimate challenge would be getting stuff syndicated on radio - e.g.
> NPR in US, or local/specialist radio.
>
> J.
>
> On Thu, Apr 5, 2012 at 12:30 PM, Sam Leon <sam.leon at okfn.org> wrote:
>> Adam and I had a good conversation yesterday about starting to feature
>> collections of public domain music curated by bloggers and Youtube
>> enthusiasts.
>>
>> 1. These would be part of the collection series but branded a bit
>> differently so we could properly launch the new addition to the PDR
>> 2. Focus would be, as ever, on lesser know genres or strains of music
>> 3. Generally speaking we'd use a PDR Sound Cloud channel to make the
>> selection available - thus hopefully generating interest from within the
>> Sound Cloud community
>> 4. We'd aim for a monthly contribution
>> 5. Usually collections would be about 10 tracks of reasonable quality on a
>> particular theme or form a specific genre - with a paragraph of context
>> and
>> maybe even a few sentences on each track. Although we should allow for the
>> fact some of the people won't know much about the records
>>
>> I've started a document of ideas of bloggers to ask:
>>
>>
>> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Al6mO9_3Hr2PdHlKbS03cURuSklLWUNzTmxxYmhGamc#gid=0
>>
>> Please add as you see fit!
>>
>> Sam
>>
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