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New arrival: Music for a city, music for the world
Music for a city, music for the world, by Larry Rothe, tells the history of the San Francisco Symphony through words and images.
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New arrivals: Beethoven facsimiles, op. 109, 110, 111
Beethoven, Klaviersonate E-Dur, op. 109. Facsimile of the autograph manuscript in the Library of Congress
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Notable acquisition: Constanze Mozart letters, 1922
Constanze Mozart (1763-1842)
Briefe, aufzeichnungen, dokumente, 1782-1842, im auftrage des Mozarteums zu Salzburg, mit einem biographischen essay hrsg. von Arthur Schurig.
Dresden, Opal-verlag, 1922.
Acquired through the Allen B. Cagle Fund.
Music Library Locked Stacks
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Introducing the Bob Arnold Collection
The Williams Quartette
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Collection highlight: Pontificale secundum ritum Sacrosancte Romane Ecclesie
Lugduni : Per probum virum Hector Penet., 1542.
Catholic Church.
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Stanford Libraries acquire Jim Cullum's 'Riverwalk Jazz' archives
Photo of Jim Cullum by Jennifer Whitney
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New critical edition volumes
New volumes of critical editions of the works of major composers continue to be added to our collections.
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