Digital Delius: Interpretation, Performance, and Analysis

数字Delius：解释，性能和分析'将允许任何人与互联网连接，在任何时候，免费访问项目从大英图书馆和Delius信托的非常丰富的收藏。用户不仅能够查看以前只能访问大英图书馆或伦敦的Delius Trust的项目（例如String Quartet和Beecham注释的乐谱的原始版本），而且他们还将受益于大量的专家评论，这些评论是在最初的AHRC项目期间进行的研究。此外，该项目将开发新的功能，使非专业听众能够理解和参与数字项目，并提供附带的多媒体内容，如录音和照片。因此，对于那些缺乏音乐或手稿使用方面的专业知识的用户来说，这些收藏品将具有新的意义。通过开发教学资源，并在展览期间举办研讨会，我们将针对特定人群：16-21岁的学生，增强我们原始研究的影响力。我们专注于i）编辑，表演和诠释，ii）民族主义和节目音乐将使展览的价值超出那些对Delius感兴趣的音乐学生，使学习音乐研究的核心问题。大英图书馆拥有国际上重要的音乐材料的优秀馆藏，并热衷于探索向公众展示这些馆藏的方法，并根据数字策展，访问和教育的机会吸引新的存款。Delius展览将是大英图书馆第一次举办此类音乐展览。因此，它将使进一步的数字音乐项目的可能性范围，并建立一个平台，可以扩大到创建其他展览和数字收藏在未来。

'Digital Delius: Interpretation, Performance, and Analysis' will allow anyone with an internet connection, at any time and without cost, to access items from the extraordinarily rich collections of the British Library and the Delius Trust. Not only will users be able to view items (such as the original version of the String Quartet and Beecham's annotated scores) that have previously only been available to those able to visit the British Library or the Delius Trust in London, but they will also benefit from a wealth of expert commentary drawing on research conducted during the original AHRC project. Moreover, the project will develop new functionalities to allow non-expert listeners to understand and engage with the digital items, as well as presenting accompanying multimedia content such as recordings and photographs. The collections will thus gain new significance for users who lack specialist expertise in music or the use of manuscripts. By developing teaching resources and presenting a programme of workshops alongside the exhibition, we will enhance the impact of our original research by targeting a specific demographic: students aged 16-21. Our focus on i) editing, performance, and interpretation and ii) nationalism and programme music will render the exhibition of value to music students beyond those interested in Delius, enabling learning about issues at the core of the study of music. The British Library possesses outstanding holdings of internationally significant music material and is keen to explore ways both to present these holdings to the public, and to attract new deposits based on the opportunities for digital curation, access, and education. The Delius exhibition will be the first music exhibition of its kind for the British Library. It will thus enable scoping of the possibilities of further digital music projects, and establish a platform which may be expanded to create other exhibitions and digital collections in the future.