-
Recent Posts
- 59 days and counting
- Lancashire Witches
- (Nearly) At the event – Ferry cross to Eurovision land
- At the April Chamber Studio Hans Keller Forum
- A very Cambridge coronation
- From Lanier to Weir : Masters of the King’s Music
- Good Things in Music Over the Last Year
- To celebrate, to commemorate…James Bowman
Archives
-
Join 2,092 other subscribers
- Anderson Room
- anniversaries
- Arthur Bliss
- At the event
- audio-visual materials
- Black Bear Inn
- Bygone concert venues
- C18 music
- C19 music
- C20 composers
- Cambridge Colleges
- Cambridge composers
- Cambridge University Library
- CDs
- Christmas
- collection development
- College Libraries
- Composers' archives
- concert programmes
- concerts
- concert venues
- Copyright
- Crystal Palace
- Deryck Cooke
- Deryck Cooke Archive
- donations
- Doreen Carwithen
- DVDs
- e-resources
- ebooks
- exams
- exhibitions
- Faculty of Music
- film music
- First world war
- Hans Keller
- IAML
- legal deposit
- librarianship
- Meet...
- music
- Musical anniversaries
- music and literature
- Music archives
- Music at CUL
- Music at the Pendlebury
- music at the UL
- Music collectors
- Music Department
- music librarians
- music librarianship
- music literature
- music manuscripts
- music pilot
- Music publishing
- new aquisitions
- opera
- outreach
- Pendlebury Library
- Pendlebury Library of Music
- popular music
- rare books
- sheet music
- slow moments
- social history
- songs
- stock management
- To celebrate to commemorate
- user education
- Victorian sheet music
- Victorian songs
- William Alwyn
- William Alwyn Archive
- women composers
- work experience
Blogroll
- British Library Music Blog
- IAML (UK & Irl) blog
- Incunabula Project blog (Cambridge University Library)
- Loeb Music Library Blog (Harvard University)
- Music@The Bodleian
- Sound Recordings Blog (British Library)
- Special Collections Blog (Cambridge University Library)
- Tower Project blog (Cambridge University Library)
Tag Archives: Festival of Science
At the event: Encoding Music
On Saturday 12 March, the music department at Cambridge University Library took part in the Cambridge Science Festival with Encoding Music. Last week, we outlined our plans for the day in this blog. Today, I would like to start with thanking everyone, volunteers and … Continue reading
Encoding music
Cambridge University Library Music Department is taking part in the Cambridge Science Festival on March 12. Encoding music is an exciting drop-in event for all ages. You can explore the evolution of music notation through the ages, following a trail through the library … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged exhibitions, Festival of Science, Music at CUL, music manuscripts, notation
Leave a comment
MusiCB3 Blog 