The library's collections include:
The Library's scores contain works from the studio repertoire, department-assigned methods, and scores for jazz ensembles, chamber music, band, orchestra, and choir. The works contained in this collection represent a variety of styles and genres ranging from the Renaissance to the 21st century.
The reference collection includes dictionaries, encyclopedias, atlases, directories and other reference books. Most of the resources that are part of this collection are for musical reference. The collection also contains resources that support general studies subjects.
The collection of sound recordings includes long-playing records (LPs), cassettes, CDs, videotapes and DVDs.
The Library offers access to electronic and printed journals related to music, psychology, education and musicology.
This collection includes sheet music dating from the 19th century to the 21st century by Puerto Rican composers and residents of Puerto Rico, books on topics related to Puerto Rico and Puerto Rican authors, and recordings of Puerto Rican music and Puerto Rican performers.
Sound recordings and videos of concerts, master classes, talks, conferences and other activities carried out at the Conservatory throughout its history. The collection began to be cataloged in 2007 and is available through the Library catalog.
The Library has as part of its Puerto Rican Collection a collection of sheet music, sound recordings, books and other digitized resources accessible through the internal network of the Conservatory of Music.
The scores of Roberto Milano's compositions donated by his heirs. Professor Milano was the composer of the work Requiem 9/11, dedicated to the memory of the victims of the events of September 11, 2001.
This music was made by Puerto Rican composer Joaquín Burset for the WKAQ Radio Orchestra, conducted by him.
Includes sheet music, books and sound recordings by Puerto Rican composers and performers or residents of Puerto Rico.
Recordings on 33 1/3 rpm and 78 rpm records and tapes belonging to Jesús María Sanromá. Many of them are rare recordings of Sanromá himself playing alone or with figures such as Paul Hindemith and William Primrose.
More than 200 compositions by Roberto Milano, American composer, Episcopal priest and Conservatory professor, living in Puerto Rico since 1976.
Originally started as a project to convey art songs for singing students, this collection now includes transcriptions of more than 100 art songs by composers who are Puerto Rican or resident in Puerto Rico, Puerto Rican dances, and other rare and/or preserved pieces. deterioration.
Sheet music by 19th century composers kept by the General Archive of Puerto Rico.
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