[ANPPOM-L] preservação de acervos sonoros: diretrizes e editais
carlos palombini
palombini em terra.com.br
Qua Jun 11 08:47:16 BRT 2008
Discutida recentemente na lista de sonologia, a questão preocupante da
preservação de acervos sonoros é objeto de três editais da fundação Grammy.
*Grammy Foundation Grant Program: Archiving and Preservation Projects -
Preservation Implementation*
*Descrição*
The GRAMMY Foundation was established in 1989 to cultivate an awareness,
appreciation and advancement of the contribution of recorded music
American culture - from the artistic and technical legends of the past
to the still unimagined musical breakthroughs of the future generations
of the music professionals.
The Foundation's Grant Program awards grants to organizations and
individual to support efforts that advance the Scientific Research
Projects <https://www.financiar.org.br/programa.asp?pro_codigo=3051> and
Archiving and Preservation of the music and recorded sound heritage of
the Americas. The Archiving and Preservation area has two funding
categories:
1. Preservation Implementation.
2. Planning, Assessment and/or Consultation
<https://www.financiar.org.br/programa.asp?pro_codigo=4995>.
Projects that are designed to preserve existing
recordings/documents/artifacts that are imperiled will receive funding
priority. Click at the following link to download the Archiving and
Preservation Guidelines
<http://www.grammy.com/PDFs/GRAMMY_Foundation/2009_Implementation_Grant_Guidelines.pdf>.
*Data Limite*
Proposals must arrive in the GRAMMY Foundation office no later than
October 1st, 2008. Grants submitted for this cycle will be notified in
March 2009.
*Elegibilidade*
The GRAMMY Foundation awards grants to organizations or individuals
based in the Americas. Click at the following link to access the list of
Foundation Grant Recipients
<http://www.grammy.com/GRAMMY_Foundation/Grants/Grant_Recipients/>.
*Valor Financiado*
Grant amounts generally range from USD $10,000 to $40,000.
*Requisitos*
The GRAMMY Foundation Funds:
1. Preservation of original, pre-existing media and source material.
2. Preservation projects which follow the recommended methodology.
3. Projects of historical, artistic, cultural and/or national significance.
4. Archiving projects including the rescue, organization of and access
to pre-existing media and materials.
Projects that are designed to preserve existing
recordings/documents/artifacts that are imperiled will receive funding
priority.
Applicants and their technical staff should be familiar with two
documents provided by the International Association of Sound and
Audiovisual Archives (IASA): IASA TC-03 , which gives an overview of
basic methodology for archiving and preservation; and IASA TC-04, which
gives detailed technical methodology and standards. Both of these
documents are available at IASA
<http://www.iasa-web.org/pages/06pubs_03_new.htm>.
*Restrições*
Grant requests may span a time period up to twenty-four months and
cannot overlap with previously awarded projects.
The GRAMMY Foundation Does Not Fund:
1. Recording Academy Chapters, Trustees, Governors, Officers or Staff;
2. Organizations which discriminate on the basis of race, sex, religion,
national origin, disability or age;
3. Regular ongoing business activities of individual/corporate applicant;
4. Projects promoting advocacy issues;
5. A single organization or individual for more than three consecutive
years;
6. Organizations or individuals not based in the Americas;
7. Purchase of collections;
8. Salaries and fringe benefits for the staff of an institution
9. Recording projects, demo tapes or performance events;
10. Proposals for commercial purposes (such as CD reissue or textbook /
A/V package);
11. Purchase or repairs of equipment (equipment includes, but is not
limited to computers, software and recording equipment; hard drives are
allowable as a working medium but not as an archive medium);
12. Purchase or repairs of musical instruments;
13. Maintenance or upgrading of computer systems;
14. Competitions or any expense associated with competitions;
15. Work toward academic degrees;
16. Professional development;
17. Music education or in-residence programs;
18. Documentaries;
19. Endowments and fundraising;
20. Buildings and facilities;
21. Indirect costs;
22. Marketing, publicity, design costs;
23. Projects where copyright status is unknown.
*Forma de Solicitação*
Please follow the all the Guidelines and Application Instructions
<http://www.grammy.com/PDFs/GRAMMY_Foundation/2009_Implementation_Grant_Guidelines.pdf>.
Applicants are required to submit one signed, original completed
application. To receive notification that your application was received,
include a self-addressed stamped postcard. Mail completed application to
The GRAMMY Foundation Grant Program.
One completed application in this order:
1. Contact and Project Overview
<http://www.grammy.com/PDFs/GRAMMY_Foundation/2009_Implementation_Contact%20and%20Project%20Overview.doc>
document completed and signed;
2. Narrative - must not exceed 5 single-sided sheets;
3. Budget
<http://www.grammy.com/PDFs/GRAMMY_Foundation/2009_Budget_Final.xls>and
support materials;
All application material must be typed in a 12 pt. non-condensed font,
double-spaced with 1" margins. The material must be submited on single
sided 8 ½ x 11-inch white paper.
Only use paper clips to fasten your material. Binders or folders will
not be accepted. Do not reduce or condense type or line size. Proposals
by fax will not be accepted.
*Contatos*
Direct all questions to grant em grammy.com <mailto:grant em grammy.com>.
*Home Page* http://www.grammy.com/GRAMMY_Foundation/Grants/
<http://www.grammy.com/GRAMMY_Foundation/Grants/>
*Fonte* / As informações descritas acima foram obtidas na home page da
Financiadora. /
*Última Revisão* 10/6/2008
*Financiadora*
*Nome* Grammy Foundation
*Endereço* 3402 Pico Boulevard
*Cidade* Santa Monica
*Código* 90405
*Estado* California
*País* Estados Unidos
*Telefone* +1(310) 392 3777
*Fax* +1(310) 392 2188
*E-mail* grammyfoundation em grammy.com <mailto:grammyfoundation em grammy.com>
*Home Page* http://www.grammy.com/GRAMMY_Foundation/
*Grammy Foundation Grant Program: Archiving and Preservation Projects -
Planning, Assessment and/or Consultation*
*Descrição*
The GRAMMY Foundation was established in 1989 to cultivate an awareness,
appreciation and advancement of the contribution of recorded music
American culture - from the artistic and technical legends of the past
to the still unimagined musical breakthroughs of the future generations
of the music professionals.
The GRAMMY Foundation Grant Program awards grants to organizations and
individual to support efforts that advance the Scientific Research
Projects <https://www.financiar.org.br/programa.asp?pro_codigo=3051> and
Archiving and Preservation of the music and recorded sound heritage of
the Americas. The Archiving and Preservation area has two funding
categories:
1. Preservation Implementation
<https://www.financiar.org.br/programa.asp?pro_codigo=3052>.
2. Planning, Assessment and/or Consultation.
The GRAMMY Foundation Planning Grants Fund Activities Connected With
Project Planning, Including:
1. Assessing, prioritizing and stabilizing a collection and its materials.
2. Consultation fees for qualified archivists, historians and/or
copyright specialists.
3. Meetings with advisors and/or program partners involved in the project.
4. Travel to sites and to other resources and partners.
5. Temporary relocation to climate controlled storage.
6. General preparation required for archiving and preserving sound
collections.
The goal of a planning grant is to fund the assessment and preparation
of recorded sound collections to be archived and preserved. Applicants
must describe how they will draw on the knowledge and expertise of their
staff and/or outside consultants whose preservation skills are related
to the type of collection and nature of activities that are the focus of
the project.
Click at the following link to download the Archiving and Preservation
Guidelines
<http://www.grammy.com/PDFs/GRAMMY_Foundation/2009_Planning_Guidelines.doc>.
*Data Limite*
Applications for the GRAMMY Foundation Grant Program must arrive in the
GRAMMY Foundation office no later than October 1, 2008. Grants submitted
for this cycle will be notified in March 2009.
*Elegibilidade*
Planning Grants are available to help individuals and small to mid-sized
organizations enhance their ability to preserve their collections that
embody the recorded sound heritage of the Americas.
*Valor Financiado*
Planning grant amounts range from USD $5,000 - $10,000.
*Critérios de Seleção*
Because the overall goal of the GRAMMY Foundation's Archiving and
Preservation project is long-term viability of recorded collections,
applications should select archival consultants who can provide guidance
and plans that include long-term management and storage needs for the
collection as part of the project.
Projects that are designed to preserve existing
recordings/documents/artifacts that are imperiled will receive funding
priority.
Archiving note:
As there is no permanent digital archiving medium, the committee
requires that you seek the advice of a sound engineer knowledgeable in
current archiving standards and technology. A sustainable plan for the
long-term maintenance and playback of your collection should also be
considered in your planning process.
Access and dissemination: Public access to the archived collection is a
major consideration of his grant selection committee. Collections that
have a broad public accessibility will given priority over projects that
have limited access. Funding requests for projects leading only to
commercial releases will rarely be considered.
*Restrições*
The GRAMMY Foundation Does Not Fund:
1. Recording Academy Chapters, Trustees, Governors, Officers or Staff;
2. Organizations which discriminate on the basis of race, sex, religion,
national origin, disability or age;
3. Regular ongoing business activities of individual/corporate applicant;
4. Projects promoting advocacy issues;
5. A single organization or individual for more than three consecutive
years;
6. Organizations or individuals not based in the Americas;
7. Purchase of collections;
8. Salaries and fringe benefits for the staff of an institution
9. Recording projects, demo tapes or performance events;
10. Proposals for commercial purposes (such as CD reissue or textbook /
A/V package);
11. Purchase or repairs of equipment (equipment includes, but is not
limited to computers, software and recording equipment; hard drives are
allowable as a working medium but not as an archive medium);
12. Purchase or repairs of musical instruments;
13. Maintenance or upgrading of computer systems;
14. Competitions or any expense associated with competitions;
15. Work toward academic degrees;
16. Professional development;
17. Music education or in-residence programs;
18. Documentaries;
19. Endowments and fundraising;
20. Buildings and facilities;
21. Indirect costs;
22. Marketing, publicity, design costs;
23. Projects where copyright status is unknown.
*Forma de Solicitação*
Please follow the all the Guidelines and Application Instructions
<http://www.grammy.com/PDFs/GRAMMY_Foundation/Methodology_2009_Final.doc>.
One completed application in this order:
1. Contact and Project Overview
<http://www.grammy.com/PDFs/GRAMMY_Foundation/2009_Planning_Contact_and_Project_Overview.doc>
document completed and signed;
2. Narrative - must not exceed 3 single-sided sheets;
3. Budget
<http://www.grammy.com/PDFs/GRAMMY_Foundation/2009_Budget_Final.xls> and
support materials;
All application material must be typed in a 12 pt. non-condensed font,
double-spaced with 1" margins. Submit all materials on single sided 8 ½
x 11-inch white paper. Only use paper clips to fasten your material.
Binders or folders will not be accepted. Do not reduce or condense type
or line size. Proposals by fax will not be accepted.
*Observações*
Conference call with GRAMMY Foundation program staff (open to all
applicants). The Foundation will offer a 90-minute conference call to
answer specific questions from grantseekers. Whether you have a specific
question to ask or whether you would like to hear others' questions, it
is recommended to attend this call to learn more about how to prepare a
competitive application. Questions are solicited in advance for being
answered on the call.
The conference call for the upcoming application round (application due
date October 1, 2008) will take place on Wednesday, August 20th, 2008.
To register for the conference call, email grant em grammy.com with your
name and your organization's name. You will receive a confirmation email
with the dial-in details for the conference call. Please put "Conference
Call Register" in the email header.
To submit a question in advance of the call, please email your questions
to grant em grammy.com <mailto:grant em grammy.com>. Please put "Conference
Call Question" in the email header. There will be limited time for
questions to be asked on the call, therefore, we strongly encourage you
to email your question(s) in advance.
*Contatos*
Direct all questions to grant em grammy.com <mailto:grant em grammy.com>.
*Home Page* http://www.grammy.com/GRAMMY_Foundation/Grants/
<http://www.grammy.com/GRAMMY_Foundation/Grants/>
*Fonte* / As informações descritas acima foram obtidas na home page da
Financiadora. /
*Última Revisão* 10/6/2008
*Financiadora*
*Nome* Grammy Foundation
*Endereço* 3402 Pico Boulevard
*Cidade* Santa Monica
*Código* 90405
*Estado* California
*País* Estados Unidos
*Telefone* +1(310) 392 3777
*Fax* +1(310) 392 2188
*E-mail* grammyfoundation em grammy.com <mailto:grammyfoundation em grammy.com>
*Home Page* http://www.grammy.com/GRAMMY_Foundation/
*Grammy Foundation Grant Program: Scientific Research Projects*
*Descrição*
The GRAMMY Foundation was established in 1989 to cultivate an awareness,
appreciation and advancement of the contribution of recorded music
American culture - from the artistic and technical legends of the past
to the still unimagined musical breakthroughs of the future generations
of the music professionals.
The GRAMMY Foundation Grant Program awards grants to organizations and
individual to support efforts that advance the Scientific Research
Projects and Archiving and Preservation of the music and recorded sound
heritage of the Americas. The Archiving and Preservation area has two
funding categories:
1. Preservation Implementation
<https://www.financiar.org.br/programa.asp?pro_codigo=3052>.
2. Planning, Assessment and/or Consultation
<https://www.financiar.org.br/programa.asp?pro_codigo=4995>.
Through the Scientific Research Projects Program, the Foundation awards
grants to organizations and individuals to support efforts that advance
the research and/or broad-reaching implementations of original
scientific research projects related to the impact of music study on
early childhood development, human development and the medical and
occupational well-being of music professionals.
*Data Limite*
Applications for the GRAMMY Foundation Grant Program must arrive in the
GRAMMY Foundation office no later than October 1, 2008. Grants submitted
for this cycle will be notified in March 2009.
*Elegibilidade*
The GRAMMY Foundation awards grants to organizations or individuals
based in the Americas. Click at the following link to access the list of
Foundation Grant Recipients
<http://www.grammy.com/GRAMMY_Foundation/Grants/Grant_Recipients/>.
*Valor Financiado*
Grant amounts generally range from USD $10,000 to $40,000.
*Restrições*
Grant requests may span a time period from twelve to twenty-four months
and cannot overlap with previously awarded projects.
The GRAMMY Foundation does not fund:
1. Recording Academy Chapters, Trustees, Governors, Officers or Staff;
2. Organizations which discriminate on the basis of race, sex, religion,
national origin, disability or age.
3. Regular ongoing business activities of individual/corporate applicant;
4. Projects promoting advocacy issues;
5. A single organization or individual for more than three consecutive
years;
6. Organizations or individuals not based in the Americas;
7. Proposals for commercial purposes;
8. Purchase or repairs of equipment (such as computers, hard/software
and medical equipment);
9. Purchase or repairs of music instruments;
10. Maintenance or upgrading of computer systems;
11. Competitions or any expense associated with competitions;
12. Music education or in-residence programs;
13. Tuition;
14. Documentaries;
15. Endowments and fundraising;
16. Buildings and facilities;
17. Marketing, publicity, design costs;
18. Research projects that are not based on scientific research standards.
*Forma de Solicitação*
Applicants are required to submit one signed, original completed
application. To receive notification that your application was received,
include a self-addressed stamped postcard. Mail completed application to
The GRAMMY Foundation Grant Program. Please follow the all the
Guidelines and Application Instructions
<http://www.grammy.com/PDFs/GRAMMY_Foundation/2009_R_Grant_Guidelines.doc>.
One completed application in this order:
1. Contact and Project Overview
<http://www.grammy.com/PDFs/GRAMMY_Foundation/2009_R_Contact_and_Project_Overview.doc>
document completed and signed
2. Narrative - must not exceed 5 single-sided sheets
3. Budget
<http://www.grammy.com/PDFs/GRAMMY_Foundation/2009_Budget_Final.xls> and
support materials.
All application material must be typed in a 12 pt. non-condensed font,
double-spaced with 1" margins. Submit all materials on single sided 8 ½
x 11-inch white paper. Only use paper clips to fasten your material.
Binders or folders will not be accepted. Do not reduce or condense type
or line size. Proposals by fax will not be accepted.
*Contatos*
Direct all questions to grant em grammy.com <mailto:grant em grammy.com>.
*Home Page* http://www.grammy.com/GRAMMY_Foundation/Grants/
<http://www.grammy.com/GRAMMY_Foundation/Grants/>
*Fonte* / As informações descritas acima foram obtidas na home page da
Financiadora. /
*Última Revisão* 10/6/2008
*Financiadora*
*Nome* Grammy Foundation
*Endereço* 3402 Pico Boulevard
*Cidade* Santa Monica
*Código* 90405
*Estado* California
*País* Estados Unidos
*Telefone* +1(310) 392 3777
*Fax* +1(310) 392 2188
*E-mail* grammyfoundation em grammy.com <mailto:grammyfoundation em grammy.com>
*Home Page* http://www.grammy.com/GRAMMY_Foundation/
--
carlos palombini
professor adjunto de musicologia, ufmg
<www.myspace.com/intimatejournals>
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