Here is the link to the recording of the meeting. Unfortunately, because I am largely inept, I did not remember to begin the recording until just after Ms. Sohn’s presentation began. Note: I’ve placed this video on my Google drive. My institution deletes meetings that are simply saved at Zoom after thirty days in order to minimize their Zoom costs. You might have to download the file to your own computer before viewing. I do apologize for the inconvenience. Please let me know if you have any difficulty viewing the recording.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Xhzk2Og9OXzXBGoUium_lCPqHdl5spiq/view?usp=sharing
Hannah Sohn’s slides may be seen here: Choi Seung Hee
Kimmy Szeto’s link to the Argento Chamber Ensemble’s library: http://www.nexuslabs.com/~kimmy/argento/library/
Those scores and performance materials, an important part of New York music, are in search of a home, please write if that piques your curiosity.
Rebecca Littman’s photos of the outdoor reading room for NYPL LPA: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1zidZNCQ8sGLfOplYGsec-Ac1Z9LUSYYu?usp=sharing
From Michelle Lee, a PDF of the virtual library she put together: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r–FQyIdatBgdzNgTOGef_RZMWmrXaYe/view?usp=sharing
…and links to a couple of different ways to put something like that together for yourself. Google Slides, or Bitmoji: https://teacheveryday.com/bitmoji-virtual-classroom-with-google-slides/ – https://www.edutopia.org/article/educators-turn-bitmoji-build-community-and-engagement
And don’t forget the upcoming event from NYPL Riverside, making money with music: http://tinyurl.com/nyplmusicmoney
You’ll be hearing more about Eric Mortensen’s proposal to donate toward one of MLA’s diversity funds very soon.