NEMLA (October, 27, 2023, Online via Zoom)
- Joyce McIntosh, Assistant Program Director, Freedom to Read Foundation, American Library Association : “Protecting Access and Increasing Advocacy: Having the Right Tools in a Challenging Time”
- Dr. James Bradford, Associate Professor of History, Department of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Berklee College of Music: “Perilous Waters: Navigating Pressures of Censorship, Political Polarization and Intellectual Freedom in the College Classroom“
- Brett Milano, journalist and writer: “I Bet You They Won’t Play This Song on the Radio: The Uncensored History of Music Censorship“
NEMLA (June 2, 2023, Hybrid)
Christina Linklater, Sandi-Jo Malmon, Kerry Masteller – Music in The Music of Black Americans
NEMLA (May 7, 2021, Online through Zoom)
- Technical Services Committee – Useful links and resources for moving towards inclusive and anti-racist metadata.
NEMLA (October 23, 2020, Online through Zoom)
- Liz Berndt-Morris and Kerry Masteller, Harvard University – We’re Still Here! Teaching Research Remotely
- Nurhak Tuncer, Elizabeth City State University – Immigrant Music Librarians in the United States
NEMLA (April 17, 2020, Online through Zoom)
- Nina Davis-Millis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Paul Engle, Brockton Public Library; Ruthann McTyre, Yale University; Holly Mockovak, Boston University – I Have an MLS, Not an MBA! A Panel Discussion on Management for Music Librarians
- Leonard Martin, New England Conservatory of Music – Microgenres: A Cataloger’s Dilemma
- Aaron Bittel and Jennifer Thom Hadley, Wesleyan University – Expand Your Music Library’s Space (and Extend Your Collections) with Events
NEMLA (October 18, 2019, Manchester City Library, Manchester, NH)
- Adaliz Cruz, Simmons University – Music: The Weapon of Choice; Notes
- Debra Mandel, Northeastern University – Northeastern University Library’s Recording Studios Are Rocking It
- Memory Apata, Dartmouth College, and Liz Berndt-Morris, Harvard University – Music Librarianship Education, Toward a Hybrid Course Offering
- Marlene Wong, Smith College – Destination Josten Library: Accessibility, Technology, & First Year Orientation
NEMLA (May 21, 2019, Boston University, Boston, MA)
- Lisa Wollenberg, University of Hartford – Too Many Students and Not Enough Time: Solving Practical Challenges with Augmented Reality Library Tours
NEMLA – NYS/O – SQUACBM (November 8-9, 2018, McGill University, Montreal, Canada)
- Damian Iseminger, New England Conservatory; Daniel Paradis, Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec – The Well-Tempered Catalogue: The New RDA Toolkit and Music Resources
- Jonathan Manton, Yale University – Can I Listen to That Online? Building AV Access Systems
- Lisa Philpott, University of Western Ontario – Libraries as Printers: Challenges of Acquiring PDF Music Scores/Parts from Self-Publishing Composers
- Andrea Cawelti, Harvard University – When a Consortium Isn’t Enough: Sheet Music in a 21st Century Reading; Notes
- Joseph Darby, Keene State College – Women in the 18th-Century British Music Marketplace: A View from the Subscription Lists
- Carolyn Doi, University of Saskatchewan; Sean Luyk, University of Alberta – Local Music Collecting in Canadian Cultural Heritage Institutions: A Summary of Recent Research
- Kent Underwood, New York University – Music in the Downtown Collection at New York University
- Brian McMillan, Western University – The Louis Achille Delaquerrière Scrapbook at Western Libraries
NEMLA (March 23, 2018, New England Conservatory, Boston, MA)
- Robert Cunningham, Boston Public Library; Andrea Cawelti, Harvard University – Bound Sheet Music Cataloging Procedures
- Jean Wald, Stetson University – Pianists Speak: The Interviews of Robert Dumm, 1959-2008; Handout 1; Handout 2
- Patricia (Tish) Brennan, Rhode Island College; Andrea Cawelti, Harvard University; Rebecca McCallum, Wesleyan University; Alec McLane, Wesleyan University; Michael Rogan, Tufts University – Migrating to a New ILS and Discovery Layer: Perspectives from the Trenches
NEMLA (October 20, 2017, Yale University, New Haven, CT)
- Bridget Carr and Sarah Funke Donovan, Boston Symphony Orchestra – Navigating the Rapids of Streaming Audio: Rights and Permissions for Presenting Audio Materials Online
- John Marks, Esperanto Audio/The Tannhäuser Gate – Designing and Equipping Workspaces for the Digital Archiving of Legacy Audio Media
- Pinchik Rozo Deshabos Side A:
- Pinchik Rozo Deshabos Side B:
- Oistrakh Mozart RIAA EQ Not Correct:
- Oistrakh Mozart ffrr EQ Correct:
NEMLA (June 3, 2016, Lamont Library, Harvard University)
- Catherine Hammer – The Minuetta Kessler Collection
- Lingwei Qiu – Centenial on the keyboard
- Alan Karass – Singing Hasta Siempre Comandante in Tunisia lyrics, Singing Hasta Siempre Comandante in Tunisia slides, Singing Hasta Siempre Comandante in Tunisia paper
- Maria Jane Loizou and Tal Zilber – Lullabies and Dances
NEMLA (October 16, 2015, College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA)
- Anne Adams, Harvard University and Hannah Spence, New England Conservatory – LCMPT and LCGFT: Or, Look Ma, no strings
NEMLA (March 20, 2015, Smith Library, Northampton, MA)
- Cate Gallivan, Peter Munstedt, and Tricia Patterson, MIT Libraries – The Day the Music Didn’t Die: Saving MIT’s Analog Music Sound Recordings
- Alice Abraham and Virginia Eskin – Composer: Eugenie Göring (1860-1947), Eugenie Göring: A German Composer in Vermont during World War II
NEMLA (October 17, 2014, Boston Public Library, Boston, MA)
- Bridget Carr and Sarah Funke Donovan – From Paper to Pixels: Getting the BSO’s Performance History and Program Book Collection Online
NEMLA (October 5, 2012, Portland Public Library, Portland, ME)
- Dana Tonkonow, Central Connecticut State University – RDA at CCSU
- Ray Schmidt, Wellesley College – RDA and Music
- Sharon Saunders, Bates College, and Karen Jung, Bowdoin College – In the Interest of Cooperation: The Colby, Bates and Bowdoin Journey in Collection Development and Catalog Sharing
NEMLA (March 9, 2012, Simmons College)
- Ronald Broude. Broude Brothers Ltd. – The Critical Edition in the Digital Age (podcast)
- Remi Castonguay – My Library Has a Facebook Page and a Twitter Account, Now What? (podcast)
- Martin Schreiner – Building a Tower of Babel or Charting an Interdisciplinary Map? (podcast)
- Panel Discussion: Ned Quist, Brown University (moderator); Michele Cloonan, Simmons College; Ann Wolpert, MIT; Paula Matthews, Boston Athenaeum, and Greg Pronevitz, Massachusetts Library System – Education, Competencies, and Skills for Librarianship in the 21st Century (podcast)
NEMLA (October 14, 2011, Battell House, Norfolk CT)
- Jonathan Manton – The Britten Thematic Catalogue
NEMLA (March, 2011, Boston Conservatory and Berklee College of Music)
- Rachel Fox Von Swearingen and Jennifer Hunt – Good- Bye Athena, Hello Koha!
- Jennifer Hunt – A Brief History of The Boston Conservatory Library and Its Various Projects
- Peter Munstedt – Gaining a Competitive Edge through Library Promotion and Fundraising
NEMLA (October 15, 2010, University of Connecticut)
- Anna Kijas – Variations 6.0 Pilot
- Remi Castonguay – Personal Librarian Program @ Yale
NEMLA (May 6, 2010, Yale University)
- Kendall Crilly and Diane Napert, Yale University – Historical Sound Recordings, Yale University
- Beth Iseminger – The MLA-BCC Genre/Form Task Force: Outline, Handout
NEMLA (October 16, 2009, Harvard University)
- Jennifer Olson and Sam Cook, Allen Memorial Library, The Hartt School, University of Hartford – Hartt Composers Database
NEMLA (March 27, 2009, Phillips Exeter Academy)
- Margaret D. Ericson and Janette Blackburn. “In Search of the Information Commons Model in Arts Libraries: A Library Travelogue and Discussion.” Available at: http://works.bepress.com/margaret_ericson/1
- Margaret D. Ericson. “In Search of the Information Commons Model in Arts Libraries: Bibliography.” Available at: http://works.bepress.com/margaret_ericson/2 PDF
MLA (February 20, 2009, Chicago)
- Pamela Bristah and Darwin Scott. The Boston Library Consortium’s Music Digitization Project for the Open Content Alliance
NEMLA (March 17, 2008, Tufts University)
- Joy Pile and Alec McLane – Wikipedia Redux – Comparison of Wikipedia to Subscription Resources, or where should you tell students to look
MLA/SAM (March, 2007, Pittsburgh)
- March 1: Darwin Scott – Music in General Databases–Overview and Searching Tips for Finding Important Musical Content in Non-Music Electronic Resources
- March 3: Erin Mayhood and Darwin Scott – Music Librarians on the Road: Demonstrating Basic Music Skills to Public
Librarians
NELA (October 17, 2005) and Rhode Island Library Association (June 1, 2006)
- Erin Mayhood – Get Your Library Movin’ to the World Music Beat!
- Darwin Scott – What World Music Is—and How to Locate It in Library Catalogs and Other Electronic Resources
NEMLA Spring Meeting (April 29, 2005, NELINET)
- Darwin Scott – Widely Accessed Non-Music Databases with Important Music Content—Overview and Searching Tips
MLA (February 17, 2005, Vancouver)
- Darwin Scott – A Review of the Naxos Music Library—How Library Friendly Is It? Content, Presentation, Searching—and Various Odds and Ends
- Alec McLane – Naxos Music Library: Access and streaming issues