The Music Division's collections include scholarship on Darius Milhaud and related subjects. This page features biographical resources, compositional analyses, discographies, works catalogs, and collections of published correspondence available for on-site use in the Performing Arts Reading Room and elsewhere. 

The following titles link to fuller bibliographic information in the Library of Congress Online Catalog. Links to additional online content are included when available.

There has been much written about Milhaud and his impact on 20th-century music. This section focuses primarily on texts that were written either by Milhaud, those who were closest to Milhaud, as well as other prominent figures whose work was greatly inspired by Milhaud. Please note that many of these texts were originally written in French and have been translated. For the most accurate accounts, the French versions of these texts are considered authoritative and should be consulted whenever possible. Please see this guide's Manuscript Writings and Correspondence section for details about the manuscript of Milhaud's autobiography Notes sans musique.