As part of the celebration of the long and distinguished career of composer Milton Babbitt (1916-2011) at Princeton University, and in...
Winter Intersession Hours 2012
| Sunday January 29 | 12:00p-8:00p |
| Monday January 30-Thursday February 2 | 8:30a-8:00p |
| Friday February 3 | 8:30a-5:00p |
| Saturday February 4 | 10:00a-6:00p |
| Sunday February 5 | 12:00p-8:00p |
****Regular hours will resume on Monday, February 6****
Announcements
New Extended Weekend Hours
The Mendel Music Library will now be open additional hours on Saturdays and Sundays during the academic year, excluding break and recess periods.
Beginning February 11, 2012, weekend hours will be as follows:
Saturday: 10:00am-8:00pm
Sunday: 10:00am-12:00am
Please refer to the library's online calendar for our full operating schedule. Choose Mendel from the dropdown list at the top of the screen.
A Special Note About Mendel Library Closing Times
Please note that the Mendel Music Library doors are locked to incoming patrons 15 minutes prior to the official closing times noted on our hours page. Please plan your visit accordingly.
Mendel Floor Plans and Stack Guides are Now Available
If you need assistance locating our materials please see our newly redesigned floor plans on the Library Hours and Maps page.
On Display in Mendel
Visit the display cases on the first floor of Mendel to learn more about the Beethoven and Shostakovich piano trios and David Bruce’s Gumboots to be performed Thursday evening January 19 by the Ensemble ACJW (click here for more information and a video about this concert).
This Month's Featured Resource
Starting or honing a research project in music? Preparing for graduate general exams? Building a course Web site? Explore these regularly updated, annotated bibliographies of key resources on composers, musical periods, and styles, genres, stylistic movements, theory, instruments, regions, and popular and ethnic music, compiled by experts from a wide spectrum of music scholars. Sample entries include Baroque Music, Dance, Japan, Jazz, Gustav Mahler, and Women in Music. Oxford Bibliographies Online cover a wide and growing range of subject areas; click here for a complete list to date.