Curtis Institute of Music Rock Resource Center

The Curtis Institute of Music Rock Resource Center, located at 1720 Locust Street in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is a prestigious university dedicated to educating and training exceptionally gifted young musicians. As America's most selective music conservatory, Curtis ensures that its students rehearse and perform alongside musical peers of the highest caliber.

The Rock Resource Center, named after former Curtis Board of Trustees chairman Dr. Milton L. Rock, houses the John de Lancie Library and the Curtis Archives. The center aims to provide students, faculty, and staff with a comprehensive collection of printed music, books, recordings, and electronic resources. The Curtis Archives document and preserve the history of the institute, making its records available to the Curtis community and researchers.

With over 65,000 volumes of music scores and books, including scholarly sets of composers' complete works and audio/video recordings, the John de Lancie Library offers a wealth of resources for students and researchers alike. Your contribution to the Curtis Institute of Music can help support the institution's mission of fostering the highest level of artistry in musicians and engaging with the global community.