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Cork is the Lee
No full textPublic Project ReportThis project combined a podcast and audio workshop to explore the cultural and natural heritage role of the river Lee in the life of Cork city. It was co-led by Dr Richard Scriven, building on his work into local cultural heritage and the use of sound as a research and dissemination tool. Vicky Langan, independent artist, contributed greatly to project in the making and editing of extensive field recordings. The project was received a Cork City Council Local Heritage Grant, which supported the production and dissemination of a podcast, and the running of a performative sonic workshop during Heritage Week 2019. Using the unique capacity of sound to convey meaning and evoke emotions, this project combines interviews with people who use and appreciate the Lee, historical sources, and field recordings to create a rich and unique insight into river as a cultural and natural heritage. The podcast benefits from the popularity and accessibility of the medium and its capacity to reach larger audiences. The workshop brought the participants on an audio journey along the Lee, presenting the river in a new and impactful way. The project highlights the historical and contemporary place of the Lee at the heart of the city in a distinct and novel form
Student Letters to Charles Lee Hill
No full textThere are two handwritten letters in pencil attached to the tan sheet of paper. The first letter is in cursive and is from Miss Nakes to Charles Lee Hill. The letter discusses Miss Nakes' wish for Charles Lee Hill to get well. The second letter is in print and is from Patty Stephens to Charles Lee Hill. The letter was dated December 6th with an unknown year. The letter discusses Patty Stephens' wish for Charles Lee Hill to get well and that singing Christmas tunes in music class isn't the same without him
Letter to Charles Lee Hill
No full textE.B. Cannan from Conroe Independent School District writes this letter to Charles Lee Hill. The typed letter discusses E.B. Cannan's thanks to Charles Lee Hill and "The Houstonians" for appearing with the junior and senior high school bands in a music exhibition. The letter is in blue ink and the body of the letter is in black ink
Music Pamphlet About Charles Lee Hill
No full textThe blue stapled pamphlet is about Charles Lee Hill's contributions to music. The pamphlet provides a listing of books Charles Lee Hill was referred to, his recordings, his known musical works, his published arrangments, a brief biography, and libraries that hold his memorabilia. The front cover of the music pamphlet about Charles Lee Hill is blue with black text and silhouetted musicians playing their instruments in black
Photographs and Letter - Charles Lee Hill
No full textTwo black and white photographs with white borders are at the top of the sheet. The photograph to the left is of Charles Lee Hill in a classroom and the photograph to the right is of Charles Lee Hill talking to a young man in the same classroom. Written between the two photographs is "ORCH. REHEARSAL NIGHT in SHSTC music blg" in blue ink.
Anona Youngs, an SHSTC student in Charles Lee Hill's General Music class, writes him a letter about how she enjoys his class and is looking forward to his return from his illness. The letter is handwritten in cursive and pencil. Notes by Charles Lee Hill are on the top and bottom of the letter in cursive and blue ink. His notes mentioned the letter was when he was in the Huntsville hospital in the early 1950's and the class Anona Youngs was in
Charles Lee Hill Headshot - Front
No full textA color photograph with a white border. The photographs is a headshot of Charles Lee Hill
[Letter from V. T. Lee to Lee Harvey Oswald, May 22, 1963 #4]
No full textLetter from V. T. Lee to Lee Harvey Oswald, from Fair Play For Cuba Committee. The letter is regarding Oswald's change of address
[Letter from V. T. Lee to Lee Harvey Oswald, May 22, 1963 #3]
No full textLetter from V. T. Lee to Lee Harvey Oswald, from Fair Play For Cuba Committee. The letter is regarding Oswald's change of address
Charles Lee Hill Headshot
No full textBlack and white photograph with a white border. The Good Times Brass Band is performing outside for an Antique Festival. The photograph shows a back view of the band and a front view of Charles Lee Hill conducting
Letter from Charles Lee Hill
No full textThe letter is from Charles Lee Hill to an unknown receiver. The letter mentions an article about W.T. Hill's 78th birthday surprise celebration and information about his life
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