#Deutsche soldatenlieder cd series
Series 17/1–6 is a commented source edition of sound documents featuring prisoners of war from World War I. Transcriptions, translations and comments: Maria Antonietta Arrigoni and Marco Savini, Serenella Baggio, Stefano Bannò, Silvia Calamai, Lorenzo Coveri, Antonietta Dettori, Hans Goebl, Marta Maddalon and John Trumper, Giovanni Manzari, Vito Matranga, Daniela Mereu, Nicoletta Puddu, Roberto Sottile Series 17/6: RECORDINGS FROM PRISONER-OF-WAR CAMPS, WORLD WAR IĮditors: Gerda Lechleitner and Christian Liebl co-editor: Serenella Baggio Published with the support of the Open Access Fonds of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW). Thanks to the cooperation with its director, Hana Dvořáková, Pospíšil’s legacy from 1910, though held in two institutions, is now reunited in this publication, enriched by comments from Hana Dvořáková and Lucie Uhlíková (Institute of Ethnology of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Brno). Pospíšil also took photographs, now kept in the Moravian Museum in Brno. Although this collection is not very large, it is of great interest: due to the border region, the specific dialects used, and the old folk songs presented, these recordings are today classified as outstanding items. Series 18: František Pospíšil’s Recordings from the Slovácko and Haná Regions (1910)Įditors: Gerda Lechleitner and Christian LieblĬomments: Hana Dvořáková, Franz Lechleitner, Gerda Lechleitner, Lucie Uhlíková Transcriptions: Lucie Uhlíkováīesides recordings made in Croatian villages in South Moravia (already published in Series 11/1: “Croatian Recordings 1901–1936”), František Pospíšil’s fieldwork in the summer of 1910 resulted also in 14 recordings from the Slovácko and one from the Haná regions.
Support of field research / Expanding the holdings.International Forum on Audio-Visual Research.Technical research and development in audio-visual fields.Data protection declaration by the Phonogrammarchiv.Consultants, associated, honorary and former staff.
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