Sound and Meaning: Preserving Native American Voice and Song

Update: 2020-04-24

Description

In this episode of Material Memory, we return to the Autry Museum of the American West in southern California, where a project is underway to preserve audiovisual materials documenting Native American voice and song.

We’ll learn about the vital process of community-building and the relationships forged along the way.

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