#webinar 🇳🇱 : Peter van Kranenburg to introduce Polifonia and ORGANS pilot to Dutch audio-visual heritage professionals
Peter van Kranenburg (Meertens Institute, KNAW), pilot leader of ORGANS and TUNES, is part of the upcoming AVA_Net webinar on connecting music collections.
Peter van Kranenburg (Meertens Institute, KNAW), pilot leader of ORGANS and TUNES, is part of the upcoming AVA_Net webinar on connecting music collections.
How can you connect your music collection with researchers, creators, music lovers or other collections? What is involved and what helps you to make these connections? The Dutch network for Audiovisual heritage professionals (AVA_Net) dives into these questions and offers an inspiration and Q&A session on ongoing projects. Peter van Kranenburg shows how to connect musical collections to other collections with use of linked open data and knowledge graphs, and introduces the Polifonia pilot ORGANS to illustrate the process of building a knowledge graph from source to end result. Besides Polifonia, the webinar also includes the Poparchief Groningen and the Nederlandse Jazz Archief.
The webinar is in Dutch and free to attend on 14 March 2023 at 1pm CET. Register here to receive the Zoom link.
About AVA_Net
AVA_Net is the network for audiovisual collection holders in the Netherlands and anyone interested in this heritage, and aims to strengthen the position of AV heritage in the Netherlands. Managing AV collections has its own set of problems and therefore requires specific knowledge. AVA_Net brings together organisations with AV heritage from various sectors and provides a platform for knowledge exchange, information transfer and encourages cooperation on collective goals.
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