ARSC Journal
The
ARSC Journal is a semi-annual, peer reviewed publication that serves
to
document the history of sound recording and includes original articles
on many aspects of research and preservation: biography; cataloging;
copyright law; current research; discography; technical aspects of
sound restoration, etc., etc. Selected ARSC conference papers are
a regular
feature. The journal also includes book, CD-ROM and sound recording
reviews, and publishes a running bibliography of articles appearing
in other specialist publications and of related interest.
The editor of the ARSC Journal welcomes submissions:
View information for contributors
View discographical guidelines
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View Issue Contents and Online Index
- View current issues and back issue contents
- View an online index of the journal (via Univ. of California, Santa Barbara)
Most back issues of the ARSC Journal can be purchased from ARSC, ranging in price from $5-15. They are available by mail, using the order for for Printed Publications [PDF]
Caption for image on right: "Professional jealousy--What happened when a Mary Garden record met a Tettrazini record on the library table." Albert Levering. Ca. 1910. Jack Kapp Collection, Recorded Sound Section, Library of Congress. < enlarge image >
Editorial Advisory Board
Barry R. Ashpole, Editor, ARSC Journal (Chair)
Tim Brooks, Copyright & Fair Use / Current Bibliography
Jim Farrington, Book Reviews Editor
David Giovannoni, Program Chair, ARSC Conference
Gary A. Galo, Sound Recording Reviews Editor
Ted. P. Sheldon, Publisher, ARSC Journal
Ex Officio: Sam Brylawski, ARSC, President
