CDs or MP3 of conference speakers?

[King Alfred Academy]

Does anyone know how or where we can purchase CDs or MP3s of the speakers at the Midwest Conference? From what I understand, people who were able to attend were able to purchase them, but I was not there. I checked their site, but couldn't find anything.

 

Thanks. :001_smile:

[Mrs Mungo]

Was it part of the GHC? I went to the SE conference. Rhino did the recordings. They said you had to order/buy the CDs *there*, that they would not be available after the fact. I take this to mean that after the conference is over all of that information is deleted.

[Sebastian (a lady)]

Does anyone know how or where we can purchase CDs or MP3s of the speakers at the Midwest Conference? From what I understand, people who were able to attend were able to purchase them, but I was not there. I checked their site, but couldn't find anything.

 

Thanks. :001_smile:

 

My understanding is that they are not for sale at all after the conference.

 

And a few of the speakers did not allow taping, or only selective taping.

 

But if you check the websites of the individual speakers, you may find the same or similar lectures. FWIW, the downloads on Peace Hill Press are a couple dollars less than the conference recordings were.

[King Alfred Academy]

My understanding is that they are not for sale at all after the conference.

 

And a few of the speakers did not allow taping, or only selective taping.

 

But if you check the websites of the individual speakers, you may find the same or similar lectures. FWIW, the downloads on Peace Hill Press are a couple dollars less than the conference recordings were.

 

 

That's a bummer.

 

But thanks for the tip of going to the individual speakers. I'll check there! :001_smile:

 

Thank you, too, Mrs. Mungo for replying.

[Sebastian (a lady)]

That's a bummer.

 

But thanks for the tip of going to the individual speakers. I'll check there! :001_smile:

 

Thank you, too, Mrs. Mungo for replying.

 

There are some free lectures from Martin Cothran and Cheryl Lowe at Memoria Press.

 

I've also found some interesting free mp3's at Word MP3. What I found was mostly from various classical school conferences. My favorite was one about math and classical schools, which was very good.