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AES News
- Call for Board of Governors Nominations
- Deadline is February 20th
- AES Names Bob Moses Executive Director
- He assumed his new role January 1, 2012
- Call for Engineering Briefs
- AES 132nd Convention, Budapest, April 26-29
- AES 132nd Convention Paper Proposal Deadline Postponed
- Authors now have until December 22nd to submit their paper or abstract/précis
AESHC Oral History Project Home Page
Irv Joel, long-standing project leader has decided to step down after
conducting many fascinating interviews internationally. We are grateful for
his tremendous contribution over the years. Many of the interviews he
conducted are now available for sale at the Historical Committee Web Store,
with more being added regularly. East Coast project leader Harry Hirsh is
currently producing interviews, and we would like to find interested people
for conducting West Coast and European interviews.
Please contact Bill Wray and Gene Radzik if you are interested in carrying on this important work.
Through the dedicated video editing work of volunteer Harry Hirsch, oral history interviews are now available at the Historical Committee Web Store.
The Guidelines of the AES Historical Committee include:
2.13 Record oral histories (sound only, sound with video, and/or sound with still photographs) of important figures in the history of audio engineering.
The Project is responsible for coordinating and recording interviews which will preserve a first hand recording and/or text transcription of the recollections of persons involved with important audio engineering inventions and/or events, for future generations.
Here is the List of Completed Interviews and Interview Candidates.
The Interview Guidelines, based on our experience, recommend procedures for recording oral interviews. The Release Form can be printed from this pdf file.
revised:
2001-02-16 IJ, jm
2001-04-25 jm, 2003-03-03 jm, 2003-03-04 jm, 2004-10-12 jkc ,2008-06-12 jm, 2011-10-17 jm
