Top Resources
Quick access to the most popular music resources.
- RILM Abstracts of Music Literature This link opens in a new windowEBSCO - Abstracts on music-related documents, covering articles, books, catalogs, dissertations, and more. Contains over 620,000 records, with over 30,000 new records are added every year.
- IMSLP: Petrucci Music LibraryAccess site for public domain scores and recordings freely available on the web.
- Met Opera on Demand This link opens in a new windowMet Opera on Demand is the online streaming service that allows users to watch and listen to nearly 850 Met performances over the internet. This online streaming catalog includes HD videos (from the Met’s award-winning Live in HD series of worldwide cinema transmissions), classic telecasts (standard-definition videos that were originally broadcast live on television from 1977-2003), and radio broadcast (audio-only) performances dating back to 1935 (from the Met’s long-running series of Saturday matinee radio broadcasts as well as more recent satellite radio broadcasts.)
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George Frederick Watts (English 1817-1904)
A Lamplight Study: Herr Joachim, 1868
Oil on canvas
Art Institute of Chicago
Source
Whitworth Departments
Citing Your Sources
The styles mainly used for Music are:
However, you should follow the instructions given by your professor, editor, or journal first. See the Citation Resources page for more detailed information on citation styles.
How to Find Music Books and Scores
Browse the library shelves with these call numbers:
- M
- Scores and other printed music - scores can be found in the Martin Music Library on the first floor
- ML
- Books about music (history, theory, instruments, performance, etc.
- MT
- Books about music teaching and pedagogy
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