101. Cleveland Institute Of Music Each card in the composer/title section refers to a specific work or group Vocal music. Selections. SEE REFERENCE A See reference will refer you to http://www.cim.edu/libCardCat.php

Home Library and Resources Catalogs Card Catalog ... Naxos Music Library Card Catalogs Finding Records (LPs), Cassettes, and Tapes in the CIM Library The CIM Library has a large collection of long playing records (LPs), audiocassettes, and reel-to-reel tapes. The record (LP) collection consists mostly of commercial recordings of classical music. The audiocassette and tape (reel-to-reel) collections consist mostly of orchestra performances and faculty recitals at the Cleveland Institute of Music. Finding Aids: There are several tools to help people locate recordings of specific pieces as well as recordings performed by specific artists or ensembles. The most comprehensive tool to find records, cassettes and tapes is the card catalog that is located in the listening lab. CIM Programs: The library has programs for each recording of a CIM performance in our collection. The programs, going back to 1979, are in chronological order and are kept in binders. Each program will have a corresponding TAPE or CASSETTE number on it. Note that these performances are also listed in the card catalog. These binders can be accessed at the AV Desk in the listening area. Ask for the specific tape or cassette at the AV Desk. The Card Catalog: Most recordings contain more than one work (e.g. two piano concertos by two different composers, a collection of lieder by Wolff, piano recital by Murray Perahia featuring music by Liszt and Chopin). Most people when searching for a recording are looking for a particular piece of music or performer. The card catalog lists every piece that is in the recording collection by composer, title, and performer.

102. EBU.CH :: Music PG Index Page 20042005 Series 2 Concerts from composers Homes (chamber music) Specificresponsibilities. • 2003-2004 Cities of music (Ljubljana) http://www.ebu.ch/en/radio/euroradio_classics/music_pg/index.php

site map EBU Lounge eurovision.net advanced search ... Contact us Music Programme Group Mandate from 2004-2005 Chairman: GBBBC - Graham Dixon graham.dixon@bbc.co.uk , Tel: +44 2 07 - 765 52 46 Specific responsibilities: • 2003-2004 Series 2: Radio Orchestras Making History • 2003-2004 Special Day: Christmas • 2004-2005 Special Day: Christmas • 2004-2005 World Music Evenings • 2005-2006 Special Day: Christmas • 2005-2006 World Music Evenings • 2006-2007 Special Day: Christmas • 2006-2007 World Music Evenings • Euroclassic-Notturno • Borletti-Buitoni Trust • Young Music Makers of Europe Project Vice-Chairman: DESR - Friedrich Spangemacher fspangemacher@sr-online.de , Tel: +49 6 81 - 602 22 20 Specific responsibilities: • 2004-2005 Series 2: Concerts from Composers' Homes (chamber music) • 2005-2006 Series 3: Concerts from Composers' Homes (chamber music) • Composers Project • Mozart in new clothes Project • Mozart's correspondence Project Members: ATORF - Robert Werba robert.werba@orf.at Tel: +431 - 501 11 82 24 Specific responsibilities: • Exceptional Mozart recordings Project • Performing Mozart Project BEVRT - Koen Uvin koen.uvin@vrt.be

103. UNT Libraries:  Subject Guide:  Music Garland Composer Resource Manuals an extensive ongoing series with BioBibliographies in music from Greenwood Press. music-specific Writing Guides http://www.library.unt.edu/subjects/music/musicbib.htm

BOOKS, SCORES, AND SOUND RECORDINGS ABSTRACTS AND INDEXES ELECTRONIC: 1. MUSIC-SPECIFIC SOURCES 2. MULTI-DISCIPLINARY SOURCES ... . OTHER TRADITIONS BOOKS, SCORES, AND SOUND RECORDINGS To look up books on music, scores, and sound recordings, first consult the Online Catalog The Online Catalog contains both materials added to the collections since 1979 and numerous older materials; for additional older materials, please consult the card catalogs in the Music Library. You can search by subject, author, composer, or title in either kind of catalog. ABSTRACTS AND INDEXES - ELECTRONIC These are available by clicking the hotlinks below, by using the Libraries' Electronic Resources access page: http://irservices.library.unt.edu/ and searching resource titles, or by searching resource titles in the Libraries' online catalog: http://iii.library.unt.edu/ Please note: go to http://irservices.library.unt.edu / and follow appropriate links to learn how you can get electronic resources from home. 1. MUSIC-SPECIFIC SOURCES:

104. WWW VL Classical Music Reference Harmony In Ancient music (and World s Oldest Known Song) Grants for Womenincluding information for women composers; Dr. Anne Gray; books on music http://www.gprep.org/classical/reference.html

Reference If you know of any WWW resources which might be appropriately classified as classical music reference works but are not listed here, please use the submission form which also has a link to a standard mailto: option. If you have submitted a site for consideration and have not received a reply within one month, please feel free to resubmit. NEW! Search the entire WWW Virtual Library: Match: All Any Boolean Format: Long Short help Search engine courtesy of Harvard University and the ht://Dig search engine Need to have text or a website translated? Use Altavista's translation service!! Composition Performance Theory Tuning Systems ... Miscellaneous Composition Aatonal ; a resource for contemporary tonal composers, contemporary tonal music lovers Canons and Fugues of J.S. Bach and extended biography Matthew Fields' Gems of compositional wisdom Matt Fields's TwelveToneToyBox ; Java applet uses graphics and sound to teach serial concepts Musical Composition: A Practical Guide ; basic principles of musical form New music in Classical/Baroque styles MIDI files Composition Performance Theory Tuning Systems ... Miscellaneous Performance Advice on coping with performance anxiety IberSpace , discussion articles on musical performance, interpretation, etc.

105. Royal Holloway's Golden Pages Department of music, Royal Holloway, University of London, Golden Pages, music Resource Center (including Contemporary Asian composers Index and http://www2.rhbnc.ac.uk/Music/Links/

// for key pages, replace undefined (below) with one of : // // home, about_us, contact_us, // research, news_and_events, studying, // for_alumni, for_business, for_schools, // for_staff, for_students // // for other pages, leave as undefined // thisPage = undefined // Music Department Home Page The Golden Pages Links for musicians on the WWW These links are offered purely informally: they do not reflect any opinions or judgments on the part of the Department. We have no control, of course, over their content and availability. If you find that any of these links are out of date or do not work, we would be glad of the information. (Regular maintenance at the moment is confined to the Conferences and Dissertation Abstracts pages, and is otherwise intermittent, but any corrections that are reported to the maintainer of the Golden Pages will be accepted with gratitude and incorporated.) Classified links Bibliographical aids and links Bookshops and other sources for buying books and music Citation guides for internet sources Composers' home pages and other resources arranged primarily by individual composer Conferences in music Dictionaries and encyclopedias Dissertation abstracts in music Journals online for musicians, music theorists and musicologists

106. Game Developers Conference 2005 (GDC 2005) Search the entire conference for specific sessions, speakers, or topics. Hear from experienced composers about ways to work with producers, http://www.cmpevents.com/GD05/a.asp?option=G&V=3&id=91838

107. Algorithmic Composition However, as computer music composers have begun to appropriate highly specifictechnical terms from disciplines once thought to be completely unrelated to http://eamusic.dartmouth.edu/~wowem/hardware/algorithmdefinition.html

Introduction Composers have long been fascinated by mathematical concepts in relation to music. The concept of "music of the spheres," dating back to Pythagorus, held the notion that humans were governed by the perfect proportions of the natural universe. This mathematical order may be seen in the musical interval choice and system of organization that was used by the ancient Greek culture. Procedures that entail rules or provisions to govern the act of musical composition have been used since the Medieval period; these same principles have been applied in very specific methods to many of the recent computer programs developed for algorithmic composition. In both the Middle Ages and the 20th century [sic], composers have celebrated music's link with the logic of mathematics by introducing parametric systems of organization (primarily in the pitch domain), which are largely unrelated to aural perception. In the Middle Ages these techniques were invariably hidden, existing below a surface that conformed to stylistic norms. In the 20th century, some composers used a technique that introduced a novel way of ordering pitches, but did so within the context of traditional musical forms.(Jon Appleton, "Machine Songs III: Music in the Service of Science - Science in the Service of Music," Computer Music Journal 16, no. 3 (Fall 1992): 18.)

108. CATnet: K-State Digital Library - Subject Guides - Music - Biography music subject guide available on CatNet. People who use the Digital Library.music How to Find Biographical Materials for a specific Composer http://catnet.ksu.edu/subguides/music/biography.html

CATnet Home Catalog Databases E-Journals ... Site Index Music How to Find Biographical Materials for a Specific Composer This page will take you, step by step, through the process of finding general, biographical materials on a specific composer, in Hale Library. If you have any questions about this, or any other Library matter, your best bet is to go to the General Reference Desk (on the 2nd floor) and ask. The people at that desk are very willing to help, and are there to help you. The general rule is: if you haven't found what you need in 15 minutes, ask someone for help. This process will probably take about 45 minutes to 1 hour to complete. STEP 1 Ask Chad Pape for help. Please do not hesitate to do this. Chad is the interim Music Librarian, and he likes helping you. He was a music student at KSU, and understands your frustrations. Let him help you. There is no substitute for face-to-face instruction. Use this page after he's helped you a couple of times, or if he's unavailable. STEP 2 You must have your student ID to check out items from the Library.

109. Wales On The Web: Libraries For Specific Subjects Main Headings Libraries for specific subjects - music libraries Cecilia isan on-line guide to music collections in archives, libraries and museums in http://www.walesontheweb.org/cayw/index/en/026/78

Home Main Headings A - Z Listing New Resources ... Ask Cymru In: All Headings Arts and Recreation Computers etc. History and Geography Language Literature Religion Science Social Sciences Technology Search For: The Gateway to internet resources relating to Wales Cymraeg About CAYW What is CAYW? Contact Us Validation Linking to CAYW CAYW Guides Online News Libraries and Archives Curriculum Cymreig Culture/heritage bodies ... Voluntary sector Partners National Library of Wales Cymru ar-Lein Main Headings Libraries for specific subjects ... Music libraries WWW = Websites eGov = eGovernment CW = Collections Wales Cecilia English Cecilia is an on-line guide to music collections in archives, libraries and museums in the UK and Ireland. The database will provide access to printed and manuscript music, instruments, personal papers and diaries, company records, books, recordings in many different formats, portraits, concert programmes, multi-media and electronic sources of information. Cecilia will provide access to musical resources and information through one portal. Author: Cecilia See Also: Music libraries MusicBibliographies, catalogs, indexes

110. LinkMusic15 Romantic music A History of musical Style in NineteenthCentury Europe. 1984.ML196 . Look up your composer and then the specific work you ve chosen. http://www.library.ucsb.edu/classes/music15.html

Arts Library, UCSB GETTING STARTED WITH MUSIC RESEARCH WR 2/LINK MUSIC 15: WINTER 2001 General works Biographical sources Critical analyses Critical reviews Note: Ref. = reference section, Arts Library, 2d floor. GENERAL WORKS New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians . 2d ed. 2000 Though this work is called a dictionary, it is actually the most comprehensive music encyclopedia in English. With over 20,000 biographical entries, most of which include bibliographies, it is a good starting point for finding information on composers. Use the Article Search feature to retrieve articles on individual composers, or browse the A-Z article list. In addition to the New Grove , the following encyclopedias may prove helpful: New Grove Dictionary of American Music . 4 vols. 1986. Ref. ML101 .U6 N48 1986 New Grove Dictionary of Opera . 4 vols. 1992. Ref. ML102 .O6 N5 1992 International Cyclopedia of Music and Musicians . 11th ed. 1985. Ref. ML100 .I57 1985 Biographical information on composers and critical analyses of their works may also be found in surveys of music history, both general and specific by period. For general works, see ML160; for period studies, see ML193 (17th-20th centuries), ML194 (17th century), ML195 (18th), ML196 (19th), and ML197 (20th). A list of some specific starting points follows. Consult the indexes and bibliographies of these books to find information on a particular composer or work: Donald J. Grout and Claude V. Palisca.

111. Music Under Soviet Rule: Universal Because Specific A composer must be local before he can be universal. associate each of hissymphonies with a specific period in the life of the composer, http://www.siue.edu/~aho/musov/specific/univspec.html

UNIVERSAL BECAUSE SPECIFIC Arguments for a contextual approach by Ian MacDonald "A composer must be local before he can be universal." - Ralph Vaughan Williams In The New Shostakovich , I indicated some of the ways in which the modern tendencies to elevate abstraction and formal beauty conspire to create an atmosphere in which music with specific inner significance, such as Shostakovich's, is reduced or glossed over in both performance and analysis. I would like here to amplify this with reference to the dogmatic subjectivism associated with these trends, inasmuch as this critical stance has become something of a fallback position for those once happy to accept the Soviet line on Shostakovich yet now unwilling to adopt the contrary position. To take a typical example, Nicholas Kenyon has dismissed my account of Shostakovich's historical context as irrelevant, "undervaluing a composer whose musical genius, as someone said of Mozart's, was to suggest an infinite number of possibilities at once". This statement neatly encapsulates the paradox of the aesthetic ideal of "universality" in music - which is that, to be "universal", a given composition must not (as one might expect) signify more or less the same thing to all men, but rather mean different things to everyone who hears it. The oddity of this notion, with its overtones of Doublethink, is clear from the fact that, in language, a statement which suggested an infinite number of possibilities at once would certainly be meaningless.

112. Elementary Education Resources: Music Lesson Plans (5); music genres (11); Songs/Lyrics (6); Specificmusicians/composers (9) Back to music index. History of music Classical composers http://www.pitt.edu/~poole/eledMusic.html

Elementary Education Resources: Music List of Contents (click on topic name for more links) General Music Resources (30) History of Music (5) Instruments (5) Lesson Plans (5) ... Back to Elementary Education Music and the Arts index This Music Education Web Ring site is owned by Bernie Poole Previous Next Next 5 Sites ... Join this Music Ed ring This website is part of Previous Next Random List ... Join this Music Ed ring General Music Resources A-Z Glossary of Music Terms super resource from Naxos Add Music To Your Homepage Ask some music teachers for help Box Game -musical game for younger students. Children's Music The site is particularly useful for artists and educators, and has resources ranging from finding classic songs to articles on using music to teach. Children's Music and Songs from the Internet School Library Media Center (ISLMC) Children's Music Web Classical Music Website Dalcroze Eurhythmics including the new book series for kids K-3, "Eurhythmics for Young Children," and links to online Dalcroze-related articles and organizations Federal Resources for Educational Excellence Music Resources Fingerplays Plus Good, Troubadour

113. UNLV Music Library: A Brief Glossary Of Music-Related Library Terms A glossary of common musicrelated library terms commonly encountered in using a They can be the complete works of a composer, monuments of a specific http://www.library.unlv.edu/music/info/glossary.html

@import url(/main.css); @import url(/music/muslibstyle.css); All UNLV Libraries sites ASL web site Music Library web site CML web site UNLV Main Site Library Homepage Music Library Homepage Using the Music Library - Music Navigator - Music Library Home Page Using the Music Library: - Music Library Tutorial Pages - Music Library How To Page - How to Find Music in the Online Catalog - How to Find A Song in the Music Library - How to Find Music in Collections - Can't Find It in the Catalog? - Guide to Music Call Numbers - Principles of Music Uniform Titles - Work Numbers for Selected Composers - Glossary Information Resources: - Music Subject Resources - Indexes and Databases - Electronic Journals - Selected Internet Resources - Selected Print Resources Pathfinders - Art Song - Music Theater - Opera - Sacred Vocal Music - Vocal Pedagogy - Choral Music - Flute (Piccolo) / Recorder - Oboe (English horn) - Clarinet - Bassoon - Horn - Trumpet - Trombone - Percussion - Piano - Violin - Cello - Chamber - Symphonies - Jazz - Band / Wind Ensemble Selected Sources: - Classical Music - Jazz, Blues, and Soul

114. American Music: Subject Guides: MIT Libraries Choral music by African American composers a selected, return to specificsubjects. Popular music See Subject Guide Pop and Rock music http://libraries.mit.edu/guides/subjects/music/american.html

Databases and Electronic Journals/ Selected Books Internet Resources Subject Guides: American Music Brass Music Classical Music Jazz Musical Theater ... Lewis Music Library Peter Munstedt Music Librarian pmunsted@mit.edu MIT Subject Guides Music Subject Guide: Music of the United States Printable Version (PDF) General Dictionaries, Encyclopedias and Indexes Biographies Reference Books on Specific Subjects ... Internet Resources ** Selected titles are listed here; to find more books on these topics, look in the same call number sections ** General Dictionaries, Encyclopedias and Indexes Hall, Charles J. A chronicle of American music, 1700-1995. Ref ML200.H15 1996 Horn, David. The literature of American music in books and folk music collections: a fully annotated bibliography. With 1988 supplement. Ref ML120.U5.H7 [1977]

115. DIRECTORY OF MUSIC USER GUIDES: BIBLIOGRAPHIES AND PATHFINDERS Entries include composer, call number and performing medium. 4438 B.Annotated bibliography of general and musicspecific indexes and bibliographies. http://www.library.yale.edu/~segglstn/mugdir/bibpth.htm

Directory of Music User Guides for Libraries BIBLIOGRAPHIES AND PATHFINDERS Background Music and Sound Effects / Laura Dankner. Loyola Music Library. 3/93. Lists recordings arranged by subject or emotion expressed by the music (e.g. anger, animals, childhood, etc.). Entries include composer, call number and performing medium. Lists J. Goodenberger's Subject Guide to Classical Instrumental Music for additional suggestions. Paper copies from Laura Dankner, Music Librarian, Loyola University Music Library, Box 8, 6363 St. Charles Ave., New Orleans, LA 70118. Christmas Music / Laura Dankner. Loyola Music Library. 11/94. List of 87 scores and 57 recordings of music appropriate for the Christmas season. Entries include author, title, publication info., notes and contents if the work is a collection. Also provides a brief explanation of how to conduct a search for Christmas material on LUCI. Paper copies from Laura Dankner, Music Librarian, Loyola University Music Library, Box 8, 6363 St. Charles Ave., New Orleans, LA 70118. Classical Choral Music and Oratorios / Laura Dankner. Loyola Music Library. 5/94. 4p.

116. Songwriters Resource Network: Music Publishing & Songwriting Tips To Help Songwr Songwriting tips and music business contacts for songwriters. Study articlesthat relate to your specific interests in song writing. Learn about music http://www.songwritersresourcenetwork.com/

To receive periodic Opportunity Alerts of interest to songwriters and lyricists, please click HERE 7th Annual Great American Song Contest Songwriters Resource Network supports Live8 7th Annual Great American Song Contest For great Vocalists who are NOT songwriters: Songwriters Resource Network is a trusted news and education resource for songwriters, song lyricists and music composers. The mission of Songwriters Resource Network is to inform and empower songwriters by providing reliable information on all aspects of songwriting, lyric writing, composition and music publishing. Our goal is to help aspiring songwriters improve their songwriting craft, find contacts and opportunities, and succeed in the music business. Songwriters Resource Network provides Up-to-date and informative articles on the craft and business of song writing Educational and networking opportunities to help songwriters open doors in the music business Events to promote and celebrate the art of song writing, lyric writing and music composition

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