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MLA Wikipedia Edit-a-thon! February 24, 2019
The MLA Emerging Technologies and Services Committee (ETSC) and Digital Humanities Interest Group are pleased to present a Wikipedia Edit-a-thon as a post-conference event on the Sunday
LC Faceted Vocabularies for Music Webinar on August 29
Please join us next month for a new workshop, Introduction to LC Faceted Vocabularies for Music Resources with Casey Mullin and Hermine Vermeij. This event will take
Musical Theater Songs
Musical Theater Songs is a robust database of more than 11,000 stand-alone songs and songs from shows. It covers works from Offenbach’s 1958 Orpheus in the Underworld to more recent musicals like Waitress and Dear Evan
Call for Proposals: Walter Gerboth Award
The Walter Gerboth Award was founded in 1984 by the Music Library Association to honor Past-President Walter Gerboth, librarian, teacher, mentor, leader in the Music
Call for Proposals: Dena Epstein Award for Archival and Library Research in American Music
The Dena Epstein Award for Archival and Library Research in American Music was created in 1995 through a generous gift from Morton and Dena Epstein
Register for MLA-ALA Music Reference Skills E-Course
As part of the Music Library Association’s partnership with ALA Publishing, we are pleased to announce the first of several MLA eCourses—Music Reference Skills for
Grove Music Online Update
A new version of Grove/Oxford Music Online was released on December 7, 2017. MLA News will host a temporary list of questions, tips, and updates
MLA Technical Reports No. 34 Released: Music Description and Access by Jean Harden
The latest installment in the MLA Technical Reports series, Music Description and Access: Solving the Puzzle of Cataloging by Jean Harden, was published in late 2017.
Statement on Net Neutrality
MUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS STATEMENT ON NET NEUTRALITY[*] December 14, 2017; updated December 18, 2017 As librarians, we value equal access to information,
Announcing the new MLstEP website
Hello from the officers of the Music Library Students and Emerging Professionals group (MLStEP)! Our group, which is part of the Career Development & Services