All the best for this, it looks great. I wish I could join you.

From: Denise Dalphond [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 21 May 2014 00:10
To: [email protected]
Subject: Detroit Music Conference on Friday!!

Detroit Sound Conservancy Conference will be happening at the downtown branch 
of the Detroit Public Library this Friday from 10-6. Here is the link:

http://detroitsoundconservancy.org/conference/

Here is the facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/589866551096972/



Here is a description:

Please join the Detroit Sound Conservancy for their first conference on Detroit 
music entitled “Conserving Sounds, Telling Stories.” The conference will 
feature local, national, and international journalists, scholars, archivists, 
and sound activists presenting papers on the history and culture of Detroit 
music. Topics will include the history and practice of Detroit music 
journalism, historical designation efforts related to Detroit music history, 
Wikiing about Detroit music, Detroit’s historic ballrooms, the history of 
Detroit radio mix shows, and the compelling need to attend to Detroit’s diverse 
musical legacies. Presenters will also discuss music genres such as jazz, 
rhythm & blues, Latin, house, techno, rock, punk, and more.

The conference will take place in the Music, Arts, and Literature Department 
and the E. Azalia Hackley Reading Room at the Main Branch of the Detroit Public 
Library.

The deadline for presentation/workshop proposals was Friday, February 28, 2014. 
Single presentations will be 15-20 minutes long and panels will be 60-75 
minutes plus Q&A. Sponsorship opportunities are still available.

Schedule

Times and speakers subject to change.

All Day

Special Black History 101 Mobile Museum display on Detroit music

Detroit Music Book Display by Cully Sommers of the Music, Arts, and Literature 
Department

10:15 – 10:30: Introductions

Welcome by Carleton S. Gholz
Opening Remarks by Denise Dalphond

10:30 – 11:45: Panel 1

Michelle McKinney, “Planning for a Detroit Sound Legacy”
Rebecca Binno Savage, “A United Sound Systems Designation Update”
Madelynn Shackelford Washington, “The Detroit Techno Ontology: A Tool for 
Describing the Digital Diaspora”
Edward Vielmetti, “Wiking for Detroit Sound: Problems and Possibilities”

12:00 – 1:15

Panel 2

Veronica Grandison & Richard Marcil, “The Graystone Ballroom Legacy”
Leo Early, “Space is the place: From the Village to the Michigan Palace”
Consuela Lopez and Osvaldo “Ozzie” Rivera, “The Impact of Latin Artists and 
Music in Detroit”

Panel 3

Mike Rubin, “Life After Death: Towards An Understanding of Detroit’s Punk 
Diaspora”
John Williams, “All My Friends are Legends”
Cliff Helm, “Recapturing Lost Sounds”
Mark Slobin, “Subcultures Meet the Superculture in High School, 1940s-60s”

2:00 – 3:15

Panel 4

Detroit Music Journalism Past, Present, Future
Moderated by Walter Wasacz
Panelists will include: W. Kim Heron, Keith Owens, Veronica Grandison, and 
Susan Whitall

3:30 – 4:45

Panel 5

Brendan Gillen, “Chicago Underground: The True Story of House Music”
Marlon Bailey, “Black Queer Ballroom”
Bernardo Attias, “Sounds of the City in Distress: Sonic Appropriation and 
Cultural Hybridity in Detroit Techno”
Denise Dalphond, “Detroit Players: Wax, Trax, and Soul in Electronic Music.”

Panel 6

Khary Turner, “What is Hip Hop Journalism?”
Carleton Gholz, “The Rise and Fall of the Detroit Radio Mix Show”
Alex Blue V, “Illuminating Detroit’s Place in the Hip-Hop Narrative”
Matthew Chicoine, “The Detroit Way: Creative Exchange in Music Production, 
1950-2000”

5 – 5:45

Edgar Arceneaux, “A Time to Break Silence, MLK, UR & 2001 A Space Odyssey”

5:45 – 6 pm

Lauren Murtagh, “The Dan Sicko Papers”

In addition, on Saturday, May 24th, DSC Founder Carleton Gholz will be helping 
guide a tour of Detroit beyond Hart Plaza for music lovers in town for Movement 
Electronic Music Festival. Limited tickets are now available here.

Please send inquiries to detroitsoundconservancyATgmail.com or leave questions 
at 313-444-8242

Please tweet to #detsound

Updated 9 May 2014

--
Denise Dalphond, PhD
Ethnomusicologist
www.schoolcraftwax.com<http://www.schoolcraftwax.com>



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