Скачать или смотреть For the first time, the Library of Congress is streaming some of its vast collection of sound record

(26 May 2011) HEADLINE: 'National Jukebox' opens with free music
CAPTION: For the first time, the Library of Congress is streaming some of its vast collection of sound recordings of popular music, speeches and comedy online for free through a Web site it is calling the National Jukebox. (May 10)
NB. THIS IS A VOICEOVER TRANSCRIPT, NOT A FULL SHOT LIST
WHEN YOU LAUNCH A NATIONAL JUKEBOX ...
IT HELPS TO HAVE SOME MUSIC ...
[Notes:NATS UP Music]
TUNES ... PLAYED BY THE HANDS OF HARRY CONNICK JUNIOR.
THE NATIONAL JUKEBOX ... A NEW WEBSITE FROM THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
[Notes:SUPER: Richard Story / Sony Music Entertainment]
SOT: This represents the largest collection of historical recordings every made publicly available for study and appreciation online ...
[Notes:NATS UP recording from site]
A TREASURE TROVE OF SOUND ... EARLY JAZZ ... DANCE MUSIC ... OPERA.
SOT: The national jukebox comprises over 10,000 rare recordings at launch ...
UNTIL NOW, PEOPLE WANTING TO HEAR ANY OF IT HAD TO COME TO THE LIBRARY IN WASHINGTON.
SOT: These are recordings of some of the most important, most influential artists ever.
THE SITE IS A COLLABORATION WITH SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT. THE INTERFACE ... LETS USERS CREATE AND SHARE PLAYLISTS OF THEIR OWN.
SOT: The national jukebox is able to present recordings that are the foundation of American recorded sound.
SONGS FROM THE LIKES OF MUSIC LEGEND EUBIE BLAKE ... JOINED HERE ... BY A YOUNG HARRY CONNICK JUNIOR.
THE NATIONAL JUKEBOX ... FULL OF MUSIC ... OLD FAVORITES ... GIVEN NEW, DIGITAL LIVES.

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