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The Digital Baermann Public Draft
What is The Digital Baermann Public Draft?
The Digital Baermann is part of the project Baermann's Body: Understanding Embodied Research in Historically Informed Performance, funded by the UK Arts and Humanities Research Council from 2023–2025. The project aims to explore the sharing of embodied research through multi-media web publication. As an experiment in digital academic publishing and community review, 'public drafts' of pages from The Digital Baermann are currently being released as it develops and updated as the research progresses.Read more: The Digital Baermann and experimental publishing for artistic research
What pages does The Digital Baermann currently contain?
The first public drafts of sections of the Virtual Archive, bringing together primary sources including letters and writings, were released during summer and autumn 2024. Drafts the Embodied Analysis of Baermann's Vollständige Clarinett-Schule are currently being released as they develop. Further material, including a catalogue raisonée of Baermann's musical works and editions and extended thematic articles on his life and musical practice, will follow.The following pages are currently available as public drafts:
Virtual Archive: Letters, Writings, Other Documents
Völlstandige Clarinett-Schule: An Embodied Analysis, Vol. II Studies 14–25
The following pages are coming soon:
Virtual Archive: Compositions, Editions
Vollständige Clarinett-Schule: An Embodied Analysis, Vol. II Studies 27–34
How do I navigate The Digital Baermann?
The Digital Baermann is powered by Scalar, an open-source authoring and publishing platform designed for digital scholarship. You can navigate the site in two ways: the menu icon (top left) gives a traditional overview of the pages and sub-pages of the site. You can also explore chronological and thematic 'paths' through the material by following the navigation buttons at the bottom of each page. To return to the top of a path or chapter, use the 'crumb trail' at the top left of the page you are on.How can I comment on The Digital Baermann?
During the draft phase, The Digital Baermann has been made open for public comments. This is an experiment in 'community review' and we encourage readers to contribute suggestions, corrections and additional information. There are two ways to comment on The Digital Baermann:- by clicking on the grey speech bubble at the bottom of the relevant page. Comments are moderated. Minor error corrections will be implemented without publishing the comment. More substantial contributions may be published on the page or the author contacted for further discussion - please indicate if you wish to remain anonymous or your comment to remain unpublished.
- by using the hypothes.is sidebar (click the arrow on the right of the page). hypothes.is is a standalone annotation tool that lets you add annotations to specific content on all kinds of documents and web pages. You can either create private annotations for your own use, or public ones for others to see. Please note that if you wish to give feedback on The Digital Baermann, your annotation must be set to public.
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