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Some changes are occurring in the University's
airmail subscriptions to Indian newspapers and magazines. In the
past years our airmail subscriptions have been for the daily Hindustan Times,
the daily (Calcutta) Telegraph, the
weekly India
Today, and the quarterly
Tibet Journal.
About 50 long-playing Indian music records were transfered from Alderman storage shelves to the Music Department, where they will added to the collection. Even in this older format, this is a rich collection of recordings dating from the late 1970s to the early 1980s. Gradually they will be cataloged in VIRGO. They include vocal and instrumental music from such artists as Bade Bhulam Ali Khan, Bhimsen Joshi, Vilayat Khan (sitar), N. Ramani (flute), and Amjad Ali Khan (sarod). Ask about them at Cabell Hall's Music Department. If your preference is more for cinema music than classical, cinema music cassettes are still being added to the Indian Cinema Collection. To see the 21 titles so far, type "Indian cinema music" into a VIRGO Quick Search box and click on Begins and Title. These cassettes are in Clemons, such as CAS 1668, Romance busters '97. Ask for them at the Clemons Circulation Desk. The library has started to receive issues of journals on its subscription with the Centre for Monitoring the Indian Economy. Keep up to date with the issues of Monthly review of the Indian economy, in Alderman's 3rd floor Periodicals Room, call number HC431 .M63. So far (as of October 1998), we have the months of June through August 1998. Oops! Now, lastly, are some real books: a multi-volume set. The library is planning to arrange for the purchase of the full set of 255 volumes of the Narthang Tanjur. The first 30 volumes have been purchased this year and have been shipped by sea mail from Delhi. Check for them in VIRGO in about a month. Whether books or 'beyond books' these are some library resources to aid you in your scholarly research. Back to the top.
Philip McEldowney,
South Asia materials Selector, Alderman Library. |