Written by: Lan AnEdited by: Genevieve Hammang and Michelle Sosa Ciacona in D Minor, BWV 1178, and Ciacona in G Minor, BWV 1179. Jens Schlueter/Agence France-Presse, via Bach Archive/AFP Via Getty Image, from the New York Times article. Two previously unknown Bach pieces premiered at St. Thomas Church in Leipzig Read more
Have you ever wondered about how music gets preserved throughout the decades? Join SLASC and SAASC for a conversation with Julieta Garcia, an archivist at the International Guitar Research Archives, to learn more about one of the world’s largest collections of guitar sheet music. When: September 25, 2024 6:30-7:30pm PST Read more
Written By: Michelle Sosa Edited by: Adina Vega Image of Music Library entrance Between 1982 and today, the Music Library continued to shift in location and size; today, it houses 90,000 items and is located on the ground floor of the Doheny Library. Among its archival collections, the library houses Read more
Written By: Adina Vega Edited By: Michelle Sosa and Marlinda Gallardo The history of recorded sound technology dates back to the mid-1800s. History states that the first sign of recorded sound was achieved by the less-mentioned French inventor Edouard-Léon Scott de Martinville in 1857 and then 20 years later by Read more
Have you ever wondered what types of libraries you could work in? Did you know that there are many, many options beyond the public or school library? Join us for an enlightening end-of-year event to explore different types of special libraries. A panel of graduating students and alumni members working Read more