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Multimedia in the Long Eighteenth Century: A Dartmouth Digital Humanities Project

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Multimedia in the Long Eighteenth Century is a Digital Humanities project that seeks to quantify the frequency with which music and musical paratext appear in French- and English-language publications between 1688 and 1815. Scott Sanders, Assistant Professor of French at Dartmouth College and the faculty PI on the project, collaborated with staff from the Dartmouth College Library and Information Technology Services as part of the Arts and Humanities Resource Center Residency Program in Summer 2016 and continues to enjoy the support of the Leslie Center for the Humanities. For more information about the project, please contact [email protected].

Project Team:
Jill Baron
Eric Bivona
Mark Boettcher
Laura Braunstein
Liya Liu
Scott Millspaugh
Scott Sanders
Jessica Tin
John Wallace

The project team would like to thank Information Technology Services (ITS) and the Dartmouth College Library for supporting Multimedia in the Long Eighteenth Century as part of the 2015 Arts and Humanities Resource Center (AHRC) Summer Residency Program.

Additional thanks go to the Leslie Center for the Humanities for contributing further support to the project during Fall 2015.

Both Multimedia in the Long Eighteenth Century and the AHRC Residency Program benefitted from the generous guidance, assistance, and support of the following people:

Sawyer Broadley
Alan Cattier
Ridie Ghezzi
Anthony Helm
Eliz Kirk
Barbara Knauff
George Morris
Mike Murray
Graziella Parati
Allen Riddell
Christina Swaan
Jennifer Taxman
Andrea Tarnowski
Michelle Warren
Robien Wymans

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