There are 700 CDs in the George Adams collection. This does not include cassettes or laser discs that are also available. In keeping up with the technological tide, the centre plans to have videodiscs available in the future. The environment of the music library is usually perfect for taking advantage of the listening facilities. There are CD, cassette, and record players on hand with big comfy headphones to listen through.
Individual booths make the experience cozy and private.
There is also an electric piano for people to come and play, headphones included. Joy Tillotson and Gina Waclawek manage much of the functions of the Music Resource Centre, making sure that all is well organized. A collection of over 20 plants sit in the picture window, the private collection of Ms. Waclawek. There are also three student assistants working here, almost all of whom are students of music. There are various courses offered to non-music majors through the School of Music.