All Library Hours
Using the Library
The Music Library is located in the Schoenberg Music Building right off the main entrance atrium, along with Schoenberg Hall and Lani Hall Theater.
Hours
At This Location
- Computer/Laptop Access
- Laptop Lending
- Print, Copy and Scan
Spaces
Services & Resources
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Research Consultations
We can help at every stage of the research process. Schedule a consultation or stop by a help desk! - default
Music Research Guide
Find online resources for music research available at UCLA, including articles, journals, audio, video, scores, sheet music and more. - help
Studio A and Music Kits
With an abundance of audiovisual equipment, the Walter H. Rubsamen Music Library helps Bruins unlock their creative side. - default
Walter H. Rubsamen Music Library Collections
The Music Library provides access to one of the largest academic music collections in North America and the largest in Southern California. - about
Hugo and Christine Davise Fund for Contemporary Music
The fund is administered by the Music Library to support contemporary music in a wide variety of ways.
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About
The Walter H. Rubsamen Music Library provides access to one of the largest academic music collections in North America and is the largest and oldest major music library on the West Coast of the United States. Its over 400,000 physical items span all genres of music, from ancient times to today. The Music Library is one of the most used UCLA Library spaces and collections, with over 100,000 visitors and over 35,000 items checked out each year. It supports music study and performance at the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music(opens in a new tab), UCLA in general and throughout Southern California.
Always inventive, the Music Library has a long history of forward-thinking services and projects. It has produced concerts and music programs since 1949 and published music literature since 1966. The Hugo and Christine Davise Fund for Contemporary Music, administered by the Music Library, supports contemporary music in a wide variety of ways, including sponsoring conferences, exhibitions, concerts, residencies, composition competitions and commissioning new works. The Music Library also offers an audiovisual maker’s space, Studio A, and publishes the open access Contemporary Music Score Collection(opens in a new tab). It is the first open access collection of new music published by a library.