Showing posts with label Nederlands Jazz Archief. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nederlands Jazz Archief. Show all posts
Wednesday, 10 July 2013
Word cloud emerges from early coding of jazz archive interview data
The coding of interview data has begun!
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
Visit to the Nederlands Jazz Archief
Over the last two mornings I've been at the Muziekgebouw aan't IJ to visit the new office of the Nederlands Jazz Archief, a DIY institution founded in 1980. The NJA is still in the process of setting up their office following the closure of the Music Centre Netherlands at the end of 2012 (the NJA had been part of the MCN for the past 4-odd years). The cessation of the MCN has led to a separation of the people at the heart of the archive's activities from the archive's collection which will now be housed at the University of Amsterdam (where Ditmer Weertman will continue its curation). This is a very new situation and as Paul Gompe described it, the NJA is in something of a "twilight zone" as they start figuring out how the "new" enterprise will move forward.
Labels:
atmosphere,
Nederlands Jazz Archief,
Netherlands,
sociality,
volunteers
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