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Jazz Archive
Contact Information
Monk Rowe
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The holdings are particularly viable for material pertaining to the learning process employed by young jazz musicians prior to the establishment of jazz education programs, and the realities of making a career in the jazz world. Other significant topics addressed include stories of life on the road and in the active New York City recording scene as well as racial relations (past and present) in jazz. Interviews with Oscar Peterson, George Shearing, Clark Terry and Milt Hinton were conducted by vocalist Joe Williams. The interview collection has been fully transcribed and may be reviewed in print, video, audiocassette and DVD. References to specific subject matter may be found via electronic query. Support material includes LPs, CDs, photographs, commercial jazz videos, books and memorabilia as well as a concert documentary filmed in 1996 at Hamilton College with Joe Williams and the Count Basie Orchestra. The gathering of interviews is an ongoing process. Researchers, students and writers are invited to request access in the following manner: Access to InterviewsInterviews are cataloged in WorldCat, and are available on loan in DVD format, from the Hamilton College Library, via Interlibrary Loan. Please contact your local library's Interlibrary Loan department, to have them request specific items via WorldCat Resource Sharing or ALA Form.Interested scholars and jazz enthusiasts are welcome to visit the Hamilton campus and the archive room for consultation with the director. Contact InformationMonk Rowe, the Joe Williams Director of the Jazz Archivephone: (315) 859-4071 e-mail: Monk Rowe Web site: www.monkrowe.com The Hamilton College Jazz Archive Hamilton College 198 College Hill Road Clinton, NY 13323 |
Jazz Talk In 2005, Hamilton's Jazz Archive celebrated 10 years of collecting priceless audiovisual histories of jazz as told by musicians themselves. More...  Internationally renowned jazz clarinetist Kenny Davern was a regular visitor to campus. Each fall, Davern performed during Fallcoming with other jazz legends in an annual concert established by long-time Hamilton trustee and jazz aficionado Milt Fillius '44. View a video excerpt from a 2001 interview.  Jazz percussionist Bob Rosengarden speaks about his experiences as a television studio musician. |
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