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Music Archive With 3 Million Recordings Picks Connecticut as Permanent Home
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Music Archive With 3 Million Recordings Picks Connecticut as Permanent Home
From Hartford Business: One of the world’s largest collections of recorded music has found a permanent home in Connecticut. The Archive of Contemporary Music, a nonprofit repository of more than 3 million sound recordings that was forced out of New York City by soaring rents, has purchased a commercial building in Ridgefield where it plans to open a public archive and cultural destination by 2028. [Clip] Founded in 1985, ARC bills itself as Amer…
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