If you are interested in donating materials, please contact Dr. The Record Music Center considers both small and large collections of early and contemporary music scores for the recorder and other early instruments, musical instuments, papers, art work and other documents relating to the recorder movement. For application forms, please contact the Director of the Recording Music Center, Dr. When looking through the data, we detected a high-frequency component in the radar signal that had the same frequency as the pulse wave signal but had a completely different morphology.
Small research grants are available to students and scholars to help support qualified academic or independent research. In an early stage of our project, we recorded synchronised radar and reference sensor signals from 11 test subjects. Items designated "DML 3rd Floor Books" are shelved in the main book collection, while those designated "3rd Floor Recorder Music Center" will be found in the southwest corner near the Recorder Music Center display case. Non-circulation reference materials are also located in this area, including books and bound periodicals on the history, lterature, and performance practice of the recorder.įor circulating recorder music and scores, click on the following link for the general catalog records: recorder music. Click on this link to visit the Recorder Music Center Archival Collections.Ĭirculating materials (mostly scores) are shelved in the Recorder Music Center Alcove on the 3rd floor of the Library and are available for public use and through interlibrary loan. Sandford Music Collection is one of the outstanding contributions to the Recorder Music Center and consists of 3,200 published music scores, periodicals, and books.Ĭollections of personal papers, artworks, and musical manuscript scores are located in the Archives and Special Collections of the Dayton Memorial Library. Included in the Record Music Center are significant sets of music for other early instruments and voice, books, recordings, and musical instruments. The Recorder Music Center, housed in the Dayton Memorial Library and maintained jointly by the Department of Fine and Performing Arts and the Dayton Memorial LIbrary, is an international repository for recorder music and a full-service research center for those interested in all aspects of the recorder and its world.
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