This collection traces the vision of Vahdah Olcott-Bickford, founder of the American Guitar Society in 1923, who established a mission to promote the \"classic\" guitar through education, publications and new compositions for the instrument.
Contains 2,423 78 rpm and 33-1/3 rpm phonograph recordings of acoustic guitar, mandolin and lute performances, featuring baroque, classical and Spanish genres.
This unique database contains musicological and program information relating to the performers and composers whose works are featured within the sound recordings collections of the International Guitar Research Archive (IGRA).
Collected by C.C. Easley and digitized from microfilm, these scores are unique to the decades of the late 1920s up to 1950, featuring works for guitar, mandolin and lute.
The International Guitar Research Archives scores database features over one thousand public domain works from composers and arrangers across the globe.
This exhibit relates the story of the threatened rise of Nazi propoganda and anti-semitism in Southern California in the 1930's and 40's.
Selected highlights from this collection are presented here to illustrate Culture Clash's creative vision.
Photographs and documents assembled from twelve collections of the Urban Archives of the University Library Special Collections and Archives.
Drawn from the Catherine Mulholland Collection in CSUN Special Collections & Archives, these records offer researchers insight into the unique history of urban development and the evolution of the municipal water system in Los Angeles.
Legal records from three collections in CSUN Special Collections & Archives documenting slavery and freedom through the Civil War.
