Libraries
The University of Hawai'i libraries provide extensive resources for the University community and the East-West Center. Collections total approximately 2 million volumes including 27,000 current serial titles.
Thomas Hale Hamilton Library houses the main book, serial, and microfilm collections. Also in Hamilton are the Asia Collection, Government Documents, and the Special Collections: Hawaiian, Pacific, and Rare Books and Charlot Collections.
Gregg M. Sinclair Library houses the CLIC Lab (computers and software) and the principal holdings on music. It also includes the University Archives, filmstrips, slides, records, tapes, and videotapes for use by faculty and students. Sinclair Library also houses the Harry C. and Neechang Wong Audiovisual Center, which has in its collection about 20,000 discs, CDs, tapes, and other audio and visual equipment and materials related to music. The Center is well equipped with a variety of sound and video reproduction equipment including phonographs, high speed tape duplicators, cassette players, compact disc players, and video units in 3/4, Beta, and VHS formats. Two Yamaha electronic pianos allow students to practice on scores housed in the music score collection adjacent to the Center, and computers are available for computer-assisted instruction. Hours for the Center are posted at its entrance and at the entrance Sinclair Library. For additional information, visit the Music Website (http://avc.sinclair.hawaii.edu).
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