The AMRC houses the region's largest repository of听archival music materials, with particular collection strengths in the music of Colorado and the American West,听American popular song,听swing-era,听TV & radio, and the听silent film era.听 The core collection was assembled听by Sister Mary Dominic Ray at Dominican College in California in 1967, and was purchased by the University of Colorado听in听1989.听The AMRC collections are stored in the 澳门开奖结果2023开奖记录 Libraries鈥� Rare & Distinctive Collections in Norlin Library. 听Finding aids, or guides, to materials in these collections are available online on , the Libraries鈥� finding aid database.
Please note: The American Music Research Center is pausing acquisitions as we engage in the search for our next Director of the American Music Research Center.听When acquisitions resume, all future collections will be considered if they fit within our current collection development policy.听We look forward to resuming this important work in the near future.
If you are interested in accessing听the materials, need听copies, or would like more information about the AMRC's collections, please e-mail听rad@colorado.edu. The AMRC collections are stored in the 澳门开奖结果2023开奖记录 Libraries鈥� Rare & Distinctive Collections in听Norlin Library.听The collections are available for researchers in the Rare & Distinctive Collections Reading Room 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. Monday-Thursday by appointment only.听Appointments can be made by contacting rad@colorado.edu. For more information about visiting the Rare & Distinctive Collections Reading Room (including policies and procedures), visit here.
