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The online American Folk Song Collection, an initiative to digitize the resources of the Kodály Center for Music Education for widespread access, has been underwritten by a generous grant from The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
Holy Names University Project Team
David Fike, Vice President for Academic Affairs
Anne Laskey, Associate Professor of Music
Gail Needleman, Lecturer in Music
Hajnalka Bardos Klieman, Graduate Assistant
Marka Knight, Administrative Assistant
Shari Greenfield, Administrative Assistant
Helene Matters, Acting Chair, Music Department
John Hojlo, Data Entry
Joseph O'Neill, Student Assistant
Toni Locke, Archivist and Consultant
Janet Cragin, Director of Information Technology
External Project Team
Larry R. Larson, Producer/Chief Architect, Larson Associates
John Sullivan, Producer/Editor
Adam Eastwood, Franco Wright, Design Garden
Janis Walzer Larson, Photographer
Flash Movie Production
Jacob Needleman, Narrator
Laurel Unwin, Karen Paulson, Christine Metzger, and the students and staff of Mustard Seed School, Hoboken, NJ
Gemma Arguelles, Convent of the Sacred Heart Elementary School, San Francisco, CA
Marta Vandulek, Secretary, International Kodály Society
American Folklife Center, Library of Congress
Peggy A. Bulger, Director
Joseph C. Hickerson, Head of the Archive of Folk Culture emeritus
Judith A. Gray, Folklife Specialist
Todd Harvey, Folklife Specialist
Jennifer A. Cutting, Folklife Specialist
Ann Hoog, Folklife Specialist.
Photo Credits
Movie
1 - History
1. Image of Kodaly and Siblings, Photo by Sandor Fink
Movie 2 - Philosophy
1. Checking Old tunes at his desk using the old Phonograph (MTI Photo by Karoly Gink)
2. At the "Lorantffy Zsuzsanna" Music Primary School ( Photo by Laslo Vamos)
3. Among the Musicians of the future (Photo by Istvan Harmath)
Movie 3 - In
the Classroom
1. Philippe Pigouchet's Heures a lusaige de Paris, 1497.
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