From the library of Professor Frank Manchel, recognized pioneer in film studies.  May contain embossed library stamp or label or highlighting as pictured.This vintage Summer-Fall 1980 issue of The Quarterly Journal of the Library of Congress, Volume 37, Numbers 3-4, offers a fascinating glimpse into various aspects of film, music, and media preservation. Published by the Library of Congress, this issue features in-depth articles such as "A Sound Idea: Music for Animated Films" by Jon Newsom, and detailed explorations of film reconstruction, authenticating films, and historical disc recordings by noted authors including Erik Barnouw, Gösta Werner, and James R. Smart.

What makes this journal particularly unique is its inclusion of a 33 1/3 RPM sound record embedded inside, titled "A Sound Idea" featuring music scores by David Raksin for animated films including "Giddyap" and "Unicorn in the Garden." This collectible issue, published as a supplement to the Annual Report of the Librarian of Congress, also covers topics like the American Film Institute's history, opera singers as movie stars, and early filmmaking technology. It is a valuable resource for film historians, music enthusiasts, and collectors interested in archival media and government publications.