The conference agenda will continue to develop over the coming weeks - to assist in planning your trip, view a draft agenda HERE.

June 3, 10am-4pm
Curtis Institute of Music
Co-sponsored by Temple University Boyer College of Music and Dance
Registration deadline: May 26

This workshop will provide a basic understanding in major areas of music librarianship including, but not limited to, music acquisition, copyright, digital copyright, music technology, cataloging, and inter-departmental communications. The workshop is structured around a concert program containing a variety of problematic works to be used as examples and referenced throughout each session; attendees will gain insight on the entire process, step by step, through presentations by experienced librarians, beginning with a concert program through performance and beyond. The concert program will comprise one piece in each of the following categories: public domain work published in many editions, copyrighted and rental/hire work, work with a soloist, and issues surrounding streaming and grand rights.

Featuring presentations from current and retired librarians from the National Symphony Orchestra, Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, Temple University Boyer College of Music, Philadelphia Orchestra, Manhattan School of Music, Allentown Symphony Orchestra, Curtis Institute of Music, and University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance

Registration: $30 (includes boxed lunch)

 

Travel Assistance is intended to assist member librarians with basic economy transportation costs only (not additional add-ons), as well as up to 2 nights of hotel costs (in the conference designated hotel) as outlined in the application - not with food, fees, or miscellaneous expenses. The "Travel Assistance" section of the MOLA Policies states:

 

 

Travel assistance requests will be reviewed by the Finance committee and submitted to the Board for final approval. 

 

Receipts must be submitted for reimbursement within 45 days of purchase to allow MOLA to act in accordance with IRS rules. Any receipts received after this timeframe may not be reimbursed. 

FIRST-TIME ATTENDEE AWARD
All 2022 awards have now been granted and applications are no longer being taken.
The purpose of the first-time attendee award is to encourage conference participation by MOLA member librarians who have never attended the annual conference. Recipients will be required to participate in the Conference Mentoring Program and to write a brief summary of a conference session or an article about their experience attending the conference and participating in the Mentoring program (for potential publication in Marcato, in collaboration with the Marcato Editor-in-Chief), to be used on the website, and for future programmatic promotion or fundraising opportunities.

Applications will be reviewed by the Membership Committee and, if granted, funds will be awarded on a first-come first-served basis until the budgeted funds are exhausted. Applicants will be notified as soon as possible by the MOLA Administrator as awards are granted - please refrain from making conference registration payment until you have been notified of the outcome of your application review.

Thanks to Steve Glanzmann of The Philadelphia Orchestra for providing this helpful resources!

Friday, June 3, 2022
5:30-7:30pm
Kimmel Center

Yannick Nézet-Séguin Conductor 

Frank Pachamama Meets an Ode
Beethoven Symphony No. 9

Friday,  June 3, 2022, 2pm

Saturday,  June 4, 2022, 8pm

Sunday,  June 5, 2022, 2pm

Use promo code MOLA15 or click HERE to purchase seats anywhere in the house except for boxes.