The Centre for Musical Study and Documentation (Centre d’études et de documentation musicales, Cedom) was established in 1989 at the National Library of Luxembourg (BnL). It's core purpose is to compile, centralise, index, conserve and render the country’s national musical heritage. The Luxembourg musical collection includes printed musical scores and manuscripts, composer archives, sound recordings, song books, monographs, reference books and concert programmes.
The BnL’s non-Luxembourg musical collection also offers a selection of musical scores, works and reviews in addition to a musicology database documenting the history of international music.
The resources available in the Cedom and non-Luxembourg musical collection may be ordered online via www.a-z.lu, and can either be borrowed or used on site.
The precious documents of the Cedom (score manuscripts, records and audio cassettes, composer archives) can be viewed at the library upon prior arrangement.
Contact:
Tel.: (+352) 26 55 9 – 261
e-mail: cedom[at]bnl.etat.lu
website: www.bnl.public.lu