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Continuation of a recording of Ewan MacColl talking to members of the Critics Group...
Catalogue reference: MS 4000/5/4/2/8
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Reference (The unique identifier to the record described, used to order and refer to it)
- MS 4000/5/4/2/8
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Title (The name of the record)
- Continuation of a recording of Ewan MacColl talking to members of the Critics Group about 'Folk Singing and Song'.
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Date (When the record was created)
- June 1964
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Description (What the record is about)
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CD 1: Ewan MacColl talks about love and emotion in the song 'The Ballad of the Bollweevil'. Decoration (melisma) in the singing. Criticism. Other contributors are Sandra Kerr; Bobby McCullough; Charles Parker, Frankie Armstrong.
CD2: Ewan MacColl analyses songs and singing technique. Talks about death, emotion.
CD 1 of 2
Track 1: Duration (min/sec): 0.16 Description of track: Tape start
Track 2: Duration (min/sec): 10.09 Description of track: Ewan MacColl
Track 3: Duration (min/sec): 6.02
Track 4: Duration (min/sec): 9.25
Track 5: Duration (min/sec): 7.06
Track 6: Duration (min/sec): 4.09
Track 7: Duration (min/sec): 8.21
Track 8: Duration (min/sec): 4.50
Track 9: Duration (min/sec): 1.54
Track 10: Duration (min/sec): 7.49
Total duration (min/sec): 60.01
CD 2 of 2
Track 1: Duration (min/sec): 0.11 Description of track: Tape start
Track 2: Duration (min/sec): 1.29 Description of track: Ewan MacColl
Track 3: Duration (min/sec): 6.59
Track 4: Duration (min/sec): 13.09
Track 5: Duration (min/sec): 15.31
Track 6: Duration (min/sec): 4.28
Track 7: Duration (min/sec): 4.37
Track 8: Duration (min/sec): 3.44
Track 9: Duration (min/sec): 6.56
Track 10: Duration (min/sec): 3.26
Total duration (min/sec): 60.30
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Related material (A cross-reference to other related records)
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<span class="wrapper"><p>A transcript of the recording of the class can be found in MS 4000/1/8/9/1 (Tape 13 on CD1; Tape 14 and 15 on CD2).</p> <p>Notes by Charles Parker on the Critics Group meetings can be found in MS 4000/1/8/9/3.</p> <p>Some performances by Critics Group members at the Grey Cock Folk Club in MS 5/3/5/4/..</p></span>
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Held by (Who holds the record)
- Birmingham: Archives, Heritage and Photography Service
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Language (The language of the record)
- English
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Physical condition (Aspects of the physical condition of the record that may affect or limit its use)
- Listening copy: 2 x CD-R CD 1 of 2 serial number NF222S0232374CD 2 of 2 serial number NF222S0232774Original tape:Size: 7" tape reelGauge: 1/4" tape (0.625cm)Speed: 3.75ips (9.5cm/s);EQ Curve used: IECTrack configuration: Half Track MonoDubbing Date: 08/03
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Copies information (Indicates existence, availability, location and format of copies)
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Original tape reel (the tape was originally accessioned as 1992/113: T181 and the dubbing reference number was 924/PLA)
NSA copy of CD-R CD 1 of 2 serial number 312122264858
NSA copy of CD-R CD 2 of 2 serial number 312122264857
Archive master CD-R CD 1 of 2 serial number 312122262294
Archive master CD-R CD 2 of 2 serial number 312122262295
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Record URL
- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/173192b2-b19c-411f-859f-e130eb144087/
Series information
MS 4000/5/4/
Discussion of folk music and performance
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Catalogue hierarchy
This record is held at Birmingham: Archives, Heritage and Photography Service
Within the fonds: MS 4000
Charles Parker Archive
Within the sub-fonds: MS 4000/5
Digitised Sound Recordings: Charles Parker Archive 'A Future For Ordinary Folk'
Within the series: MS 4000/5/4/
Discussion of folk music and performance
Within the sub-series: MS 4000/5/4/2
Recordings of the Critics Group
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Continuation of a recording of Ewan MacColl talking to members of the Critics Group about 'Folk Singing and Song'.