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Fall 2017 Lectures at Musée des ondes Emile Berliner
Montreal, September 14, 2017.
In complement to the exhibition Design Montreal RCA, the sixties and the seventies, the Musée des ondes Emile Berliner presents a series of 4 lectures on design related subjects, 4 Wednesdays in succession, from September 20 to October 11.
September 20, at 7 pm, Industrial Design in Canada, by Jean Bélisle (in French). M. Bélisle is co-founder of Musée des ondes Emile Berliner. Professor Emeritus from Concordia University, he was Full Professor from 1979 to 2013 at Concordia’s Department of Art History. He is Curator of the current exhibition.
September 27, at 7 pm, The Ongoing Quest for Sound Realism: Spatial Imaging from Mono to 3D by Matthew Boerum (in English). Matthew is the co-founder and CEO of Audible Reality, a leader in the development of 3D audio technology, and an award winning audio engineer, educator and musician. He is currently a Ph.D. candidate in Sound Recording at McGill University focusing on auditory perception for virtual and augmented reality.
October 4, at 7 pm, Canadian Fusion : Bauhaus in the Space Age by Anja Borck (in English). Anja is director of the Musée des ondes Emile Berliner since January 2017. She holds a PhD from Concordia University in Art History with a specialization in Industrial Heritage. She immigrated to Canada from Germany in 2001, where she worked as editor and journalist in culture-related fields.
October 11, at 7 pm, Industrial Design at RCA (in French). M. Morin is a Canadian designer whom, from the 60's to the 90's, created a range of ultra functional products with futuristic lines for companies such as MARCONI, RCA, IPL, GSW and many other Canadian companies and later for his own independent label from which he exported world wide.
These lectures and the current exhibition are the contribution of Musée des ondes Emile Berliner to the World Design Summit held in Montréal in October 2017. Entrance Fee 5$, Free for Musée des ondes Emile Berliner Members.
The exhibition « Design Montreal RCA, the sixties and the seventies » is open till March 18,
2018. The Musée des ondes Emile Berliner is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 2:00PM to 5:00PM, and Wednesday on reservation at 1001 Lenoir St., E-206 (Place Saint-Henri Métro), Montreal. Tel. (514) 932-9663.
Adult $5; seniors and students $3. For group visits, call for reservations.
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Source: Musée des ondes Emile Berliner, Anja Borck
1001 rue Lenoir, local E-206, Montréal (Québec) H4C 2Z6
Tél (514) 932-9663 www.moeb.ca
Soleils Levants: Celebrating Black History Month
Musée des ondes Emile Berliner – Lecture at the Saint Henri Library
4707 Notre-Dame ouest, Montréal
Speaker : Jean-Pierre Sévigny
February 26th, 2:00 p.m.
Entrance free, in French
For the 26th edition of the Black History Month, the Musée des ondes Emile Berliner will present a lecture honoring artists of Caribbean origin. These inspiring musicians and entrepreneurs have left their mark on Montreal’s music scene and on the history of Canadian music.
Jean-Pierre Sévigny specialized in music history and Canadian popular culture. He studied at Laval University, UQAM and at Carleton University, where he contributed to the research for the “Encyclopedia of Popular Music of the World”. Mr. Sévigny’s interests are the preservation and documentation of Canada’s musical heritage. In 2005, he founded Gala, a record company dedicated to heritage recordings. Mr. Sévigny was administrator and curator for many exhibitions of the Musée des Ondes Emile Berliner in Montreal.
The lecture enjoys the support of the South-West borough of Montreal.
Fundraising evening December 8, 2016
The Musée des ondes Emile Berliner would like to invite you to help us celebrate our successes in 2016. The evening will begin at 6 pm with a guided tour with Jean Bélisle, Architecture historian, Professor Emeritus from Concordia and a founding member of the Musée. It will be followed by a dinner at the Café ZinZin next door, with live music featuring Tim Hewlings and Claude Taillefer.
Thursday, December 8, from 6 pm, at the Musée des ondes Emile Berliner, 1001, Lenoir St, Room E-206 (Free parking)
Tickets $ 80/person (charity receipt $50). To reserve call (514) 931-9143 or email info@moeb.ca or use or use the method of payment below. I invite you to book as soon as possible.
NB If you want to make a donation only, or become a member follow this link.
On behalf of the Board of Directors, Abibata Koné, Janine Krieber, Michael Delaney, Jean Marcotte, Tim Hewlings and myself, I thank you for the attention you will give to our invitation,
Pierre M. Valiquette
President of the Board
MOEB Auction
October 23th 2016
- RCA building, storage room of the MOEB
- In collaboration with the SQCRA (sqcra.org).
- Opening 9:00 a.m.
- Start at 10:00 a.m.
- Closing approximately 4:00 p.m.
- All sales will be final, cash only.
gramophones, radios,
record players,
tape recorders,
televisions,
VCR recorders,
oscillographs,
vacuum tubes
and other sound related technical
equipment from approximately
the 1930 to the 1990s
20 years of public exhibitions, fundraising soirée
20 years of public exhibitions, fundraising soirée
The invention of the gramophone to satellites made in Canada
October 13th at 6pm
The evening will begin at 6:00 p.m. with a tour of our latest exhibition “Montreal in space” followed by a dinner at the Café ZinZin next door, with live music featuring Tim Hewlings and Claude Taillefer.
Tickets $ 80/person. To reserve contact info@moeb.ca or call 514-932 9663 by October 11th
The museum is located at 1001 Lenoir Street, Montréal (Saint Henri), Room E-206. Come and join us.
On the menu:
1. Soup or green salad
2. Chicken Scaloppini with mustard sauce or Haddock Fillet with virgin tomatoes, mangoes and Basil.
(Vegetarian dishes are available, but the restaurant must have advance notice.)
3. Chocolate Brownie and coffee.
Café ZinZin http://www.zinzin.ca/
Les Journées de la culture 2016 à Montréal
At the Musée des Ondes Emile Berliner
1. Montreal in space: Explore! Music of the space age
Take out your gadget and scan our selection of space inspired music. Game activity.
In connection with our current exhibition on "Montreal in space" and the advent of space technology in Montreal we have developed a fun activity that explains how pop music was influenced by the exploration of our universe.
13+ years, Fr-Sun 2 :00 – 5 :00
2. Let the needle dance
Play old 78, 33 and 45 discs on a gramophone or turntable.
We play historic recordings from 78 to 33 turns. You can learn about the history of sound recording in Montreal in the environment where it took place.
Sat. One tour each hour, meeting is at 2:00, 3:00 and 4:00 at the museum.
3. You think you have talent?
Listen and decorate your own 45 record cover
We give you a 45 music record, we help you to put the needle on the groove, you listen and get inspired. Never done that? You will see, its fun and you can go home with your own artwork that keeps your new record save.
7 – 12 years, Fr-Sun 2 :00 – 5 :00
MOEB Auction July 2016
July 16th, 2016
| Opening: | 09 h 00 |
| Start: | 10 h 00 |
| End: | 15 h 00 |
RCA building, storage room of the MOEB, (see plan)
- In collaboration with the SQCRA (sqcra.org).
- Opening 9:00 a.m.
Will be available :
- gramophones, radios,
- record players,
- tape recorders,
- televisions,
- VCR recorders,
- oscillographs,
- vacuum tubes
- and other sound related technical
- equipment from approximately
- the 1930 to the 1990s
MOEB Auction April 2016
April 30th 2016
Opening 9:00 a.m.
Auction starts at 10:00 a.m.
Closing of the auction is planned for 2:00 p.m.
RCA building, storage room of the MOEB,
1050 Lacasse Street (Entrance on the left via the parking)
the auction is held in collaboration with the SQCRA (sqcra.org)
All sales will be final, cash only.
The Musee des ondes Emile Berliner is reviewing its collection.
We will continue this process throughout the spring of 2016, due to the large number of pieces.
Interested institutions and museums can contact the MOEB to request a list of our pieces that we will take out of our collection. The list includes gramophones, radios, record players, tape recorders, televisions, VCR recorders, oscillographs, vacuum tubes and other sound related technical equipment from approximately the 1930 to the 1990s.
The first list of artifacts is available until March 29th 2016.
Please contact info@moeb.ca. to obtain the list.
The Illustrious History of Sound and Recording in Montreal in the Twentieth Century
Few people know that Montreal was a hub of the sound and recording industry during the Twentieth Century. It has an illustrious history that we have preserved at the Musée des ondes Émile Berliner Come and visit a veritable Ali Baba’s cave.
The complete report can be found (in French) at the website of Radio-Canada.
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