EOL3/Signell: References, sources, & acknowledgements

cEOL 3: Mediterranean musicians in American (Signell) References, sources, and acknowledgements
American Folklife Center	1982	Ethnic recordings in America: A neglected heritage. Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress
	1997	"California Gold: Northern California folk music from the Thirties" Web site.
Feld, Steven	1990	"Wept Thoughts: The Voicing of Kaludi Memories," Oral tradition 5(2/3):231
	1991a	"Voices of the Rainforest" compact disk. Rykodisc RCD 101173.
	1991b	"Voices of the Rainforest," Public culture, 4(1):131
Gould, Stephen Jay	1997	"'Darwinian Fundamentalism': An Exchange," New York Review of Books, xliv/13 (August 14)
Gronow, Pekka	1982	"Ethnic Recordings: An introduction," AFC82
Lee, Dorothy Sara, ed.	1984	Early anthologies (Volume 8). The Federal cylinder project: A guide to field cylinder collections in Federal agencies. Foreword by Sue Carole De Vale. Washington, DC: Library of Congress.
Nettl, Bruno	1996	*"Relating the Present to the Past: Thoughts on the Study of Musical Change and Culture Change in Ethnomusicology," Music & Anthropology* 1**.
Neuman, Daniel M.	1993	"Epilogue: Paradigms and Stories," Blum, Stephen, Philip V. Bohlman, and Daniel M. Neuman, eds., Ethnomusicology and modern music history. Urbana: University of Illinois
Pacholczyk, Józef	1996	Oral communication.
Post, Jennifer C., Mary Russell Bucknum, and Laurel Sercombe	1994	A manual for documentation, fieldwork, and preservation for ethnomusicologists. Bloomington: Society for Ethnomusicology.
Sapoznik, Henry	1994	Notes to "Mysteries of the Sabbath: Classic cantorial recordings: 1907-1947" compact disk. Yazoo 7002.
Seeger, Anthony	1987	Why Suyá sing: A musical anthropololgy of an Amazonian people. New York: Cambridge University Press.
	1993	"Toward a More Musical Anthropology: Performance, Improvisation, and Process," Tullia Magrini, ed., Antropologia della musica e culture mediterranee. Bologna: Il Mulino.
Signell, Karl	1983	Music in a new world: America's ethnic traditions. Part One. Thirteen half-hour audio documentaries distributed nationally in the U.S. by National Public Radio (NPR).
	1985a	Music in a new world: America's ethnic traditions. Part Two. Thirteen half-hour audio documentaries distributed nationally in the U.S. by National Federation of Community Broadcasters (NFCB).
	1985b	"Music in a new world: Asian musicians speak," Selected Reports in Ethnomusicology vi; special issue: Asian music in North America, 11-24. Los Angeles: UCLA.
	1987	The nature of music. Twelve half-hour audio documentaries distributed nationally in the U.S. by National Public Radio and in Australia by Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Published on audio cassette by Audio Forum in Guilford CT (USA).
	1989	"Music of Eastern Europe: Albanian, Greek, and South Slavic traditions in the United States," Sounds of the World audio cassette series (re-issues with booklets of selected documentaries from Music in a new world ...). Reston, Virginia USA: Music Educators National Conference.
	1990a	"Music of the Middle East: Arab, Persian/Iranian, and Turkish traditions in the United States," Sounds of the World audio cassette series (re-issues with booklets of selected documentaries from Music in a new world ...). Reston, Virginia USA: Music Educators National Conference.
	1990b	"Masters of Turkish music" compact disk. Rounder CD-1051.
	1995	review of "Voices of the Rainforest," Rykodisc RCD 101173. Ethnomusicology, 39(2):335-8.
Slawek, Stephan M.	1993	"Ravi Shankar as mediator between traditional music and modernity," Blum, Stephen, Philip V. Bohlman, and Daniel M. Neuman, eds., Ethnomusicology and modern music history. Urbana: University of Illinois
Slobin, Mark	1993	Subcultural Sounds: Micromusics of the West. Hanover, New Hampshire and London: University Press of New England.
Spottswood, Richard	1982	"Commercial ethnic recordings in America" and "The Sajewski story: Eighty years of Polish music," AFC 1982
	1990	Ethnic music on records: A discography of ethnic recordings produced in the US 1893-1942. Urbana, Illinois, USA: University of Illinois Press.
Ward, David	1980	"Immigration: History of U.S. Policy," Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups. Cambridge, Massachusetts and London, England: Harvard University Press
Notes 1. Music in a New World: America's ethnic traditions audio documentary series was funded by The National Endowment for the Arts, The Corporation for Public Broadcasting through National Public Radio's Satellite Program Development Fund, and L.J. and Mary C. Scaggs Foundation. The Folksong Archive of the Library of Congress kindly loaned a Nagra recorder and donated recording tape for the first series. I used my own Sony PCM-F1 digital recorder for the field recordings and mastering for the second series. Back 2. The Indochinese Community Center (Washington, DC), staff members of various broadcast services of the Voice of America, the Smithsonian Folklife Festival staff, and especially Dan Sheehy of the Folk Arts Program of the National Endowment for the Arts gave invaluable names, telephone numbers, addresses and advice. The weekend I visited the Albanian Bektashi monastery in Detroit, a full-scale Albanian wedding took place in the Detroit area, a good example of serendipity. Back 3. "South Slavs" is a English translation of "Yugoslavia," the latter term apparently carrying too much political freight for the performers.