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Some people work in sound, others work with sound. Tony Schwartz was the latter. A true recordist - and one of the first. For thirty years (1945-1976), Schwartz created and produced a radio program for WNYC featuring the people and sounds of New York City. He amassed an archive of recordings (now housed in the Library of Congress) including but by no means limited to the sounds of barkers selling their wares, mothers calling children, traffic, folk songs, and cab drivers. There is a democracy of sound in the Tony Schwartz archive. His interest in “the sound around us” treats each layer with tenderness and import. And the result is a celebration of life, the city, and each other. The Kitchen Sisters are adjacent to the Schwartz lineage. True lovers of sound and creators that work with it. Their documentaries are inspired by the musicality of language and interaction, they collect the sounds of life and unpack their meanings. In Tony Schwartz: 30,000 Recordings Later we hear a
Selects hosts Tony Schwartz: 30,000 Recordings Later, a society show with 6 episodes published.
"An interview with a young man who went to Woodstock. Mr. Gondolfo talks about the feeling of happiness. 'Love is happiness'"--Accompanying collection documentation. This audio recording is part of the Tony Schwartz Coll
Show notesNature sounds with narration by Tony Schwartz and others. 1. A country night, narration and sounds heard at night. (Tony Schwartz, narrator) (00:00) -- 2. A country night, narration and sounds heard at night. (03:34) --
Show notes"1. Nancy - time-lapse growth portrait, family tree. 2. Children and God: Title prayers, Who is God?, What does God do?, What is good and bad?, What is Heaven?, How do you pray and what for?, prayers over credits. 3. Fir
Show notesRXF 4014: Introduction (Tony Schwartz, narrator) (0:00) -- conversation (Tony Schwartz, John, Jimmy, Jeanette, speakers) (00:57). This audio recording is part of the Tony Schwartz Collection at the Library of Congress. C
Show notesSome people work in sound, others work with sound. Tony Schwartz was the latter. A true recordist - and one of the first. For thirty years (1945-1976), Schwartz created and produced a radio program for WNYC featuring the
Show notesRXF 3489: What is a song? (Tony Schwartz, narrator ; unidentified old man, unidentified cab driver, unidentified male plumber; Mrs. Tony Schwartz, unidentified female singing teacher, unidentified man, speakers) (0:00).
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Tony Schwartz: 30,000 Recordings Later is hosted by Selects. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 6 episodes.
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