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Point of View, CollectionsGravy, peach pie and fancy cookies: Thanksgiving 1918 in letters and diariesA few excerpts from our collection of personal narratives, manuscripts and ephemera about the 1918-1919 influenza pandemic capture the celebration and uncertainty at Thanksgiving, 1918.
Announcement, Collections, People, Teaching and Learning2022-2023 Library Impact Report: Focus on Preservation & ConservationLearn about a selection of accomplishments made by the Library and the UCLA Film & Television Archive over the past academic year.- PeopleGinny Steel elected Chair of the OCLC Board of TrusteesOCLC's 15-member board includes nine librarians from four countries.
Point of View, CollectionsAsk A Conservator Day 2023 | Inside the conservation processThe Library's Preservation & Conservation Department gives a glimpse into some of their conservation processes that make materials usable and accessible for all.
Point of ViewShaking things up at the UCLA Library Conservation LabTwo 18th century volumes accounting a disastrous series of earthquakes in Italy are conserved at UCLA Library.
Point of ViewNative American Heritage Month 2023Join UCLA Library in celebrating Native American Heritage Month! Browse this selection of books, movies, and resources by or about Indigenous creators.
PeopleKelly Besser appointed to City of Los Angeles Board of Library CommissionersBesser is the first librarian and archivist to ever serve on the Board, which is the legal head of the Los Angeles Public Library.
Announcement, PeopleAriane White named director of organizational culture, equity, diversity and inclusion at UCLA LibraryWhite, an expert in facilitating restorative practices and a longtime antiracist educator and community-builder with two decades of experience, joins UCLA effective November 6.
Point of View, Collections100 years ago in Los Angeles: The 1923 debut of historic landmarksThis year marks the 100th anniversary of several notable Los Angeles landmarks. Learn about their development and history through UCLA Library materials.
Point of View#AskAnArchivist Day: Q&A with Lizeth RamírezRamírez, who focuses on Los Angeles Communities and Cultures, explains what an archivist does and her main responsibilities, plus shares some details about her favorite Library collections.
Point of View, CollectionsFinding Roy Newquist: Unraveling family mysteries in UCLA Library Special CollectionsThe Ephraim Sales Collection of Tapes and Transcripts of Interviews by Roy Newquist is held in UCLA Library Special Collections. Bri McKenna, Research Scholar at the CFPRT, is his granddaughter.
Point of ViewDisability Pride Week 2023Browse this list of book, film and podcast recommendations created by UCLA Library for Disability Pride Week, as well as links to campus resources and groups engaged in disability advocacy.- PeopleLetter from the university librarian - fall 2023With the fall quarter and my December retirement approaching, I’ve been reflecting upon my decade-long tenure at UCLA Library.
Collections, PeopleLifelong film fan champions moving image conservationReinhard has generously funded some of the most urgent needs at the UCLA Film & Television Archive to save moving image history, personally and through the Myra Reinhard Family Foundation.
CollectionsNew grant funds preservation of audio recordings from Black music collectiveA grant from the John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation is funding the preservation of 230 historic audio recordings of the Los Angeles-based Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra.
Collections, Teaching and Learning150 books, journals and periodicals advance student’s research on universal jurisdictionMischa Hall’s award-winning research project exploring universal jurisdiction showcases the breadth and impact of UCLA Library’s collections.
Collections, PeopleLibrary preservation & conservation: A look behind the scenesThe UCLA Library Preservation & Conservation Department opened its secure laboratory to the Bruin community for the first time as part of National Preservation Week.- Point of View, CollectionsVideo: The Tule Lake Library CollectionHear UCLA Library experts discuss the historical and cultural significance of the collection, as well as the digitization process.
- Teaching and LearningUCLA Library announces first cohort of lessons for librarians in open science principles and methods winnersAdministered by the Data Science Center, the initiative supports the collaborative development of open science skills for librarians.
Announcement, CollectionsUCLA Library receives $4.2 million political cartoon collection spanning centuriesGift from Michael and Susan Kahn will include additional funding for classes and workshops.
PeopleIntroducing Layton Hebert, senior film projectionist at the UCLA Film & Television ArchiveHebert will operate and manage the Billy Wilder Theater projection booth at the Hammer Museum for the UCLA Film & Television Archive.
Point of ViewHispanic and Latinx Heritage Month: read, watch, followFrom poetry to student films to community organizations, these recommendations give you a variety of content to explore during Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month and all year long.
PeopleIntroducing Maile Chung, post-graduate assistant conservatorChung will collaborate with staff, curators and librarians on appropriate handling and conservation of various Library materials.
Announcement, CollectionsUCLA Library funds 30 international cultural preservation projectsMaterials will be digitized and made available online to researchers around the world.
PeopleSummer quarter staff news: Introducing seven new librarians and staff membersThe Library was delighted to welcome seven new staff members to our Bruin community, and we invite you to learn about their goals, professional experiences and initial projects.
PeopleIntroducing Michelle Li, humanities and social sciences librarianLi joins a multi-location, cross disciplinary team to support teaching and all levels of research in the humanities and social sciences, and will be collaborating with UCLA's linguistics department.
PeopleIntroducing Elizabeth Lhost, program manager for the Modern Endangered Archives ProgramLhost will work closely with Modern Endangered Archives Program grantees around the world and across the Library to support the documentation and digitization of at-risk cultural heritage collections.
Announcement, PeopleJanice Welburn named director of UCLA Library Senior Fellows ProgramA prominent academic library leader, Welburn most recently led Marquette University Libraries from 2006 through her retirement in 2021.
PeopleIntroducing Maggie Tarmey, geography, maps and economics librarianBefore joining as a librarian, Maggie worked at UCLA Library in various roles while completing his MLIS degree specializing in archival studies at UCLA.
Announcement, PeopleJason Burton to lead Sciences User EngagementSciences User Engagement supports research, teaching and clinical care across the entirety of the scientific, engineering and clinical units at UCLA.
PeopleIntroducing Lane Goldszer, Arts Library collections coordinatorLane Goldszer will support teaching and all levels of research in the arts, performing arts and related disciplines.
PeopleIntroducing Molly Hemphill, medical education librarianMolly Hemphill will help advance research, scholarship, collections and teaching in medicine.
Announcement, CollectionsPersonal archive of composer James Horner donated to UCLA LibraryThe UCLA alumnus was known for his award-winning scores for films such as ‘Avatar,’ ‘Titanic’ and ‘A Beautiful Mind.’
Announcement, PeopleCarlo Medina to lead UC-wide Southern Regional Library Facility, UCLA Library Unified Access ServicesCarlo Medina, a UCLA alumnus, has worked in the campus library system since 1996.- AnnouncementJob Announcement: University LibrarianUCLA invites inquiries, nominations and applications for the position of Norman and Armena Powell University Librarian.
PeopleIntroducing Robert Johnson, clinical and research support librarianRobert Johnson seeks to bridge gaps between students, faculty and clinicians in all health sciences disciplines.
PeopleIntroducing Caitlin Wells, collection analysis and services specialistCaitlin Wells will be gathering and analyzing collection data to inform data-driven decisions.
PeopleSpring quarter staff news: Introducing three new librarians and staff membersThe Library was delighted to welcome three new staff members to our Bruin community, and we invite you to learn about their goals, professional experiences and initial projects.
AnnouncementUCLA Library awards grants to 10 School of Music projectsFunds to support commissions, performances, recordings, residencies and research for contemporary music.
People2023 UCLA Library Undergraduate Art Project Prize winnersTen students winners will have their art displayed in Night Powell.
People2023 UCLA Library Prize for Undergraduate Research winnersEleven students were recognized for incorporating Library resources into their scholarship and research in a variety of academic fields.
Announcement, Collections3 short films pull back the curtain on UCLA Film & Television Archive’s workMini-documentaries feature UCLA professors Chon Noriega and Peter Sellars and filmmaker Zackary Drucker
PeopleCourtney Hoffner and Sangeeta Pal named 2023 UCLA Librarians of the YearAward is presented by the the Librarians Association of the University of California-Los Angeles.
Announcement, CollectionsUCLA Library preserves the legacy of jazz pianist, composer Horace TapscottNew projects, events highlight the lasting impact of his Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra
Point of View, CollectionsAAPI Month 2023 quick picks: Read, watch, followPowell Library assembled a list of Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) content in honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
AnnouncementLetter from the university librarian - spring 2023After over a decade serving as the inaugural Norman and Armena Powell University Librarian, Ginny Steel announces her retirement.
AnnouncementPhotos From Arts Library Reopening CelebrationThe Arts Library welcomed back the Bruin community during an open house which included swag, exhibits, tours and button-making.
In memoriam: Powell CatPowell Cat, UCLA’s beloved stray, passed away peacefully on March 9.
Announcement, CollectionsSaving an art form, one reel at a timeThe Red Shoes is among over 100 UCLA Film & Television Archive restoration and preservation projects made possible thanks to the support of The Film Foundation.
AnnouncementJames Horner, and his musical genius, will live on at UCLA LibraryUCLA Library is now home to the personal archive of one of the most prolific composers of modern film music: James Horner.
AnnouncementUCLA joins UC open access agreement with WileyThis agreement quadruples the number of UC articles eligible for free and open access in Wiley journals.
PeopleFive decades on, Miki Goral helps keep researchers moving forwardThe longest-serving librarian at UCLA says despite new technology, her mission remains the same.
PeopleIntroducing Mohsin Ali, instructional design and outreach specialistMohsin Ali joins the UCLA Library team to work towards making instruction more accessible for students.
Teaching and LearningA successful UC Love Data Week attracts 1100 attendeesUC Love Data Week offered presentations and workshops focused on data access, management, security, sharing and preservation.
Announcement2023 Davise Fund RecipientsView the projects and initiatives that have received awards from the Hugo and Christine Davise Fund for Contemporary Music in 2023.
PeopleWinter quarter staff news: Introducing two new staff membersThe Library was delighted to welcome two new staff members to our Bruin community, and we invite you to learn about their goals, professional experiences and initial projects.
“We’re Alive”: UCLA Film & Television Archive blog roundupA series of blogs, commissioned by the Archive for the January screening of the 1974 film, present three perspectives on the effects of the carceral system on women.
PeopleWelcome Amanda Salazar, public programmer at the UCLA Film & Television ArchiveAmanda Salazar will be creating programs that engage with new audiences and showcase diverse perspectives.
Announcement, PeopleDigital Library's Elizabeth McAulay appointed to Library of Congress committeeAs a member of the MODS/MADS editorial committee, McAulay will work to revise and refine digital object description standards.
PeopleJillian Borders named head of Preservation at the UCLA Film & Television ArchiveJillian Borders comes to her new position with a large amount of institutional knowledge.
PeopleStaci Hogsett named head of Collection Services at the UCLA Film & Television ArchiveLearn about Staci Hogsett's background and goals for her new position.
AnnouncementRevamped UCLA Library website offers more user-friendly experienceThe redesign will make it easier for users to find information about library resources and to submit research queries.
AnnouncementArts Library reopens with a fresh new lookJoin us for an open house on Feb 16, 2 - 4 p.m. at the Arts Library, located in Room 1400 in the Luskin School building.
CollectionsInjustice remains: 48-year-old women’s prison documentary shows how little has changedUCLA Newsroom highlights the UCLA Film & Television Archive restoration and screening of student-made We're Alive (1974).
PeopleIntroducing Sally Márquez, assistant director of communications and digital contentLearn about Sally Márquez and her goals for her new position.
Collections, Teaching and LearningIslamic manuscripts hold hidden pearls of knowledgeDoctoral students in an Arabic manuscripts course uncovered work by a 16th-century mystic and scholar in Library collection materials.
Teaching and LearningInformation literacy outreach gets boosted with new grantUCLA Library will use new funds to continue its work in the field of information literacy.
Teaching and LearningQuarterly workshop series fosters student confidenceSurvey reveals that UCLA Library workshops help students grow their research and writing skills.
Collections, PeopleA shared love of artists’ books inspires a legacyVisual arts librarian Robert Gore established an endowment to support the acquisition and preservation of resources for artists' books.
Teaching and LearningA true Bruin welcomeLibrary staff welcomed students back to campus for the 2022-23 school year
CollectionsA behind-the-scenes look at the PHI StoaDive into the world of the UCLA Film & Television Archive with photos from the Packard Humanities Institute Stoa.
AnnouncementCall for proposals: Lessons for librarians in open science principles and methodsUCLA Library's new project is looking for lesson plans highlighting open-source tools and software.- AnnouncementNew NIH requirements for data management and sharingResearchers should be aware of the newest policies and ensure their proposals are compliant.
PeopleIntroducing Nicole Alvarado, book and paper conservatorLearn about Nicole Alvarado and her goals for her new role in UCLA Library's Preservation & Conservation department.
PeopleFall quarter staff news: Introducing five new librarians and staff membersThe Library was delighted to welcome five new staff members to our Bruin community, and we invite you to learn about their goals, professional experiences and initial projects.
PeopleMeet Library student employee Taylor SieverlingLearn how Sieverling's experience as a Cluster Program peer research and writing specialist may shape her future career.
CollectionsFirst-of-its-kind symposium forges pathways for repatriationAfter returning holdings to their original homes, the Library is opening up conversations about repatriation in archives and libraries.
Point of View, CollectionsJewish American heritage month recommendationsLibrary staff curated a diverse list of multimedia recommendations centering Jewish cultural life.
PeopleIntroducing Kimi Taira, postgraduate preventative conservatorLearn about Kimi Taira and her goals for her new role with UCLA Library's Preservation & Conservation department.
PeopleIntroducing Sumin Kim, Korea Foundation visiting librarianLearn about Sumin Kim and her goals for her role as a Korea Foundation visiting librarian.- AnnouncementThe UCLA Carpentries community is looking to grow!The Carpentries — a community of instructors in data science research — is ready to welcome new teachers.
PeopleIntroducing Anthony Sharp, Music Metadata SpecialistLearn about Anthony Sharp and his goals as a music metadata specialist.
CollectionsInto the light: Expanding access to Middle Eastern manuscriptsThe Library holds one of the largest collections of Middle Eastern and Islamic manuscripts in the world, totaling at least 8,000.
PeopleIntroducing Shelby Hallman, physical sciences and engineering librarianLearn about Shelby Hallman and her goals for this position.
AnnouncementMarschack Symposium: Explore quantitative approaches to criminal and social justiceApplied mathematician and data scientist Chad Topaz presented research on mathematics in the Behavioral Sciences at UCLA.
Teaching and LearningLetter from the university librarian — fall 2022Quarterly message from Ginny Steel.
PeopleStudent employee’s drawings are the cat’s meowXinjian Cen, member of Powell Library's student outreach team, saw her Powell Cat artwork explode in popularity.
AnnouncementImagining indigenous cinema: New voices, new visionsA film series organized in partnership with the UCLA American Indian Studies Center showed the vibrant work of emerging Native filmmakers.
CollectionsContemporary music score collection is a global hitMaterials in the Music Library's Contemporary Music Score Collection were viewed and/or downloaded more than 150,000 times in just two years.
Announcement$13 million grant from Arcadia will expand Library’s global preservation workThe largest grant the UCLA Library has received to date, the funds will be used to support the preservation of at-risk materials from the 20th and 21st centuries.
AnnouncementUCLA Library to expand global preservation work thanks to largest grant in its history$13 million from Arcadia will bolster the Modern Endangered Archives Program.
CollectionsWorks from UCLA Library Special Collections earn rave reviews at New York museum show‘Writing a Chrysanthemum: The Drawings of Rick Barton’ has drawn critical acclaim at the Morgan Library & Museum.
CollectionsUCLA Film & Television Archive helps keep full picture of L.A.’s Chicano history aliveThe short documentary ‘Chicano Moratorium’ captures the brutal police response to protests against the Vietnam War.
Cell Press and The Lancet titles now included in UC-Elsevier open access publishing agreementUCLA corresponding authors will now be able to publish open access research in these prestigious journals.
Announcement, Teaching and LearningUCLA Library reports new UC open access agreements with IEEE and NatureThe agreements will build on the UC's mission to publish accessible research.
Announcement2022 “Science is Art” competition winnersExplore the creative and innovative artwork of students, faculty and staff.
CollectionsSheila Kuehl on the legacy — and digital future — of ‘Get Used to It’The UCLA alumna and Los Angeles County supervisor hosted the landmark LGBTQ talk show.
PeopleFormer University Librarian Gloria Werner remembered for her visionary leadershipWerner's Library colleagues speak on her campus impact and vibrant personality.
Point of View, CollectionsPride month media recommendationsUCLA Library librarians and staff members curate a diverse list of multimedia recommendations centering queer, trans and non-binary voices.
AnnouncementUC, SAGE Publishing agreement will expand reach of UC researchUnder the open access deal, UCLA Library will help authors cover cost of publishing.
Point of ViewDataSquad: The first class graduatesThe first class of the UCLA Library DataSquad reflects on their time on the job.
Point of ViewDataSquad: International data support servicesThe UCLA Library DataSquad looks at the state of student employment in data support services worldwide.
People2022 UCLA Library Prize for Undergraduate Research winnersEight students were recognized for their scholarship and research in a variety of fields.
Point of ViewDataSquad: Civilian deaths at hand of policeThe UCLA Library DataSquad helps researchers examining statistics about fatal encounters with the police.
AnnouncementResearchers gain read-and-publish access to American Chemical Society journals in UC agreementThe 3-year arrangement enables UCLA authors to publish open access in 75 premier publications at reduced cost.
Announcement, Teaching and LearningUCLA Library to host 20 top academic librarians for professional development programThese librarians will attend UCLA workshops designed to provide them with skills be leaders in the field.
Point of ViewDataSquad: Como-Q, your skincare assistantThe UCLA Library DataSquad helps a student wanted to integrate technology into skincare.
Announcement, CollectionsQ&A: Film programmer Paul Malcolm previews ‘American Neorealism, Part Two’UCLA Film & Television Archive series begins June 3 at the Billy Wilder Theater
Teaching and LearningDigitization, open access and the internet aid UCLA’s return of books looted by NazisThe repatriation of Judaica texts served as catalyst for a UCLA Library-hosted symposium.
CollectionsRare Chinese photobooks enrich collectionsThe addition makes UCLA's collection of Chinese photobooks one of the most extensive in the world.
Collections, Teaching and LearningMapping a bold vision for Armenian collections, research and teachingUCLA Library continues to lead the nation in Armenian studies and has plans to grow even more.
Announcement, CollectionsAt the Getty Center: Works from UCLA Library Special CollectionsLibrary Special Collections items depicting the human anatomy across history take a trip to the Getty Center.
Announcement, PeopleDedicated food studies librarian essential ingredient of new instituteGenerous UCLA endowment funds what is believed to be the first food studies librarian in the nation.
Announcement2022 UCLA Festival of Preservation celebrates moving image history May 20–22The 20th edition of the biennial event is free to the public at the Billy Wilder Theater at the Hammer Museum.
Collections, PeopleUCLA Library collections reveal legacy of California’s first Black librarianMiriam Matthews’ personal papers, oral history and photo archive show how she shaped Los Angeles.
Announcement, Teaching and LearningUCLA Library announces public programs for spring quarterEvents will range from data workshops to film screenings to undergraduate research week.
Announcement, CollectionsUCLA Library becomes academic home to the collection of beloved martial arts fiction authorShiao Yi Wuxia Collection includes manuscripts, photos, other ephemera.
Point of View, CollectionsInternational & area studies winter reading list: International Women's DayA reading list, curated by international and area studies librarians, featuring works by international poets.
AnnouncementUCLA Library awards grants to eight music school projectsThese funds will support commissions, performances, recordings, residencies and research for contemporary music.
PeopleA Bookman’s Impact on the Library SystemLawrence Clark Powell, for whom UCLA’s iconic library is named, was the university’s chief librarian and a prolific writer.
CollectionsThe landmark film that let Black entertainers ‘steal the show’ in classic HollywoodQ&A with historian Miriam Petty about ‘Stormy Weather,’ which the UCLA Film & Television Archive will screen on Feb. 19.
CollectionsUC Library Search: The future is sharedIn 2021, the ten UC campuses launched the first-ever systemwide integrated library discovery and circulation management system.
Announcement, PeopleJennifer Osorio to lead UCLA Library Special CollectionsSpecial collections contains rare books, archives, manuscripts, photographs, oral histories and other rare and unique materials.
AnnouncementNew UCLA Food Studies Institute features dedicated endowed librarianThe institute will collaborate with a community of chefs and scholars in pursuit of a healthier population and planet.
AnnouncementEight films with UCLA ties among 25 named to the National Film RegistryThe Librarian of Congress annually selects the United States’ most influential motion pictures for this honor.
Teaching and LearningStudent work inspires a career, and the desire to give backLiz Harter's career was born at UCLA Library — and now she's giving that same opportunity to current students.
AnnouncementLetter from the university librarian — winter 2021Quarterly message from the Ginny Steel.- Teaching and LearningLibrary staff welcome Bruins to campusUCLA Library made sure both new and returning students felt at home after a year of remote learning.
Teaching and LearningMedia licensing delivers archival materials to the massesLearn how UCLA Library material has appeared in a wide variety of film and television productions.
PeopleBringing global knowledge home to WestwoodMiddle East and Islamic Studies librarian Sohaib Baig continues to expand on UCLA Library's collection.
Teaching and LearningUCLA Library to present more than two dozen public programs for fall 2021Events will range from research and data workshops to lectures and screenings.- AnnouncementUCLA Film & Television Archive welcomes audiences back to in-person screeningsFree fall programs at the Billy Wilder Theater at the Hammer Museum run from Nov. 12 to Dec. 18.
AnnouncementUCLA Library funds 29 international cultural preservation projectsIn its third year, the Modern Endangered Archives Program has also launched an open access website.- Welcome Sohaib Baig, Middle East and Islamic Studies librarianLearn about Sohaib Baig and his goals as Middle East and Islamic Studies Librarian.
Announcement, CollectionsThe Map and the Territory exhibitUCLA Library items on display in a Fowler Museum exhibit highlighting the university's vast collections.- Digital Library Program: Newly publishedThe UCLA Library Digital Library Program debuts a new, easy-to-use interface.
- AnnouncementNew endowment for Japanese collections at the East Asian LibraryA generous donation has allowed UCLA Library to expand its work in Japanese studies.
New online model connects LGBTQ+ media to global audienceIn the midst of COVID-19, the UCLA Film & Television Archive's virtual screenings introduce audiences to LGBTQ+ media.
Teaching and LearningHarmonizing data to under‘stan’d music industry successUCLA Library Data Science Center helps alumnus Gabrielle Sones complete award-winning research on music popularity and social media.- Letter from the university librarian — fall 2021Quarterly message from Ginny Steel.
- Teaching and LearningDigital tools unlock primary sources for remote learningHistory course allows students to explore UCLA Library's collection of books with handwritten annotations.
- AnnouncementUCLA Library locations to open Sept. 13; Temporary remote services to be discontinuedUCLA Library prepares for the return to in-person learning.
Point of View, CollectionsInternational and area studies poetry reading listA reading list, curated by international and area studies librarians, featuring works by international poets.
Point of ViewDataSquad: Analyzing ancient Chinese Buddhist text with PythonThe UCLA Library DataSquad assists a researcher wanting to quantitatively examine ancient texts.
Point of ViewDataSquad: Squirrels in motionThe UCLA Library DataSquad talks to Ph.D. candidate Amanda Robin about her research on the activities of California's squirrels.
Point of ViewDataSquad: Digitalizing ant nests to study tunneling trendsThe UCLA Library DataSquad explores digital reconstructions of ant's nests being made at UCLA.- UCLA Library introduces page and pickup serviceDuring the remote learning period, UCLA Library offered a Page and Pickup service to ensure students and researchers got the materials they needed.
AnnouncementUCLA Library program announces new projects to digitize and document activism, political expression and communal memory around the worldThe Modern Endangered Archives Program's second cohort broadens its global reach at a time when such efforts are dwindling.
AnnouncementA Message from University Librarian Virginia Steel — June 2, 2020Virginia Steel reaffirms the UCLA Library's commitment to creating a more just and equal world.
AnnouncementLegacy gift makes a big impact on small spacesThe Sandy Kahn Trust will help to refurbish the 15 group study rooms at the Charles E. Young Research Library.
AnnouncementOpen Sourced: Bruins share their OpenUCLA impact storiesBruins share how OpenUCLA helps them access research and scholarship.
CollectionsUCLA Library and Kaleidoscope announce open access collaboration to empower composersThe collaboration will make work more accessible and reduce barriers for applicants to Kaleidoscope’s 2020 Call for Scores.
People, Teaching and LearningWadada Leo Smith’s “UCLA Music Library” premieresMusic Library-commissioned work supports the advancement of contemporary music.
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