New title in periodicals

Ad Parnassum, A Journal of Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Instrumental Music, is now available in Periodicals.

Extended hours for Reading Period

Friday, December 14th, and Saturday, the 15th, the Conservatory Library will be extending it's hours during the Reading Period;

Friday - Open until 10:00pm
Saturday - Open 7:00 - 10:00pm

Come in and join us, and good luck with your finals!

Resources for AIDS Awareness Month

December 1 was World AIDS Day. The main library has created an exhibit that highlights materials in the collection related to AIDS and HIV.The Conservatory Library has a variety of materials in the collection related to AIDS and HIV, for example:


With the release of Singing For Life: Songs of Hope, Healing, and HIV/AIDS in Uganda, Ugandans demonstrate how they have triumphantly tapped the power of their traditional music to battle the AIDS pandemic. Recorded by ethnomusicologist Gregory Barz, this unique blend of music and public health has helped make Uganda's record of success against HIV/AIDS one of the best in Africa. In turn, the traditional music of Uganda is revitalized and made contemporary. Singing for Life: Songs of Hope, Healing, and HIV/AIDS in Uganda affirms the profound strength of a people's music in promoting hope and positive change. 66 minutes, extensive notes, 36-page booklet.

ML3920 .B39 2006

Find similar items in the Conservatory Library with the subject heading: AIDS (Disease) -- Songs and music

The Show Must Go On !!

Eighth Blackbird, Oberlin-based contemporary ensemble, was recently performing when a dramatic mishap required stitches to the head of Tim Munro, flutist! Read the story and see the photos!

New title in Periodicals

A new quarterly magazine, Opera America, is now available in Periodicals.