21. Internet Public Library: Musicians & Composers users to access brief biographies of composers/performers with links to informationon specific works. are also provided to the All music Guide Glossary http://www.ipl.org/div/subject/browse/ref15.50.00/

This collection All of the IPL Advanced You are here: Home Subject Collections Reference Biographies ... Contact Us Sponsored by Reference Center Reading Room Searching Tools KidSpace ... Special Collections IPL Features IPL Recognized in Computerworld Honors Program Recent IPL News IPL Recognized in 2002 Computerworld Honors Program New design for the IPL unveiled! Now offering links to over 20,000 books Resources in this category: You can also view Magazines Associations on the Net under this heading. African Music Encyclopedia http://africanmusic.org/ A searchable encyclopedia dedicated to African music performed by musicians in Africa and in countries around the world. There are country and artist indexes, along with a glossary of musical styles and terms. A list of links to related sites and information on buying African music are also included. All About Jazz http://www.allaboutjazz.com/ This comprehensive site includes jazz news, reviews, festivals, interviews, audio downloads, photos, and biographies of over 3600 jazz musicians. All Classical Guide http://allclassical.com/

22. Books: Lieder Of Specific Composers Books discussing the Lieder of specific composers. Johannes Brahms. Susan Youenslooks not only at Schubert's music but also at Wilhelm Müller's poetry. http://www.gopera.com/lieder/books/comp_lieder.html

Books discussing the Lieder of specific composers Johannes Brahms The Songs of Johannes Brahms ; Eric Sams (UK) Eric Sams examines each of Johannes Brahms' 213 songs, translates the texts into English, and provides original commentary on points of musicological and literary detail. More information on the publisher's website A guide to the solo songs of Johannes Brahms ; Lucien Stark (UK) Hans Pfitzner The Songs of Hans Pfitzner ; Richard Mercier (UK) The book discusses the songs individually with musical observations for singer and pianist as well as word-for-word translations and IPA symbols. There are also chapters on his choice of poets and some of his compositional traits. Franz Schubert The Schubert song companion ; John Reed (UK) A comprehensive guide, which gives factual information, prose translations, critical comment and interpretation on all of Schubert's Lieder. Schubert und seine Lieder ; Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (in German) Schubert's songs: a biographical study ; Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau Schubert's Poets and the Making of Lieder ; Susan Youens (UK) Schubert: Critical and Analytical Studies ; edited by Walter Frisch This book contains several analytical essays on Schubert songs.

23. Format-specific Cataloging Tools External formatspecific cataloging tools. and non-music sound recordings Core bibliographicstandard for scores Cutter table for music composers Guidelines for http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/cataloging/tools/formtool.htm

C A T A L O G I N G D E P A R T M E N T HOME CATALOGING TOOLS POLICIES REMOTE CATALOGS ... Statistics Sections Database Development Monographs Rare/Special Materials Serials/Electronic Resources ... DBCN search External format-specific cataloging tools Archival materials Books Cartographic materials Electronic journals ... Visual materials Archival materials Archival moving image materials: a cataloging manual Internet resources for archives National union catalog of manuscript collections (LC) Books Core bibliographic record for books See also Rare books Cartographic materials Association of Canadian Map Librarians and Archivists Canada's official geographical names site GEOnet names server US Board on Geographic Names Guidelines for distinguishing cartographic materials on computer file carriers from other materials on computer file carriers at LC Map cataloguing manual at Library Corporation Electronic journals ARL directory of electronic journals and newsletters CONSER Cataloging Manual Module 31 : Remote access computer file serials / Melissa Beck CONSER Cataloging Manual Module 33.18

24. Winthrop University --Music History RESOURCES ON specific composers OR specific PIECES (SERIES). Cambridge music Handbooks.Search this title in DOC to find books on specific pieces of music. http://www.winthrop.edu/dacus/About/Infoguides/musichistory.htm

MUSIC 306: HISTORY OF MUSIC FROM 1750-1900 BASIC INFORMATION SOURCES Pat Ballard Catalog Librarian Winthrop University January, 2003 BOOKS: LOCATING INFORMATION IN THE DACUS ONLINE CATALOG DOC can be searched for information on the library's holdings in a number of different ways. Searching by author or title will result in the location of a specific book. A search by subject will locate books on general or specific topics. Books dealing with music history can be found under some of the headings listed below. Use DOC 's cross-referencing capability and/or consult the Library of Congress List of Subject Headings , located at the Reference Desk, for additional topics. Chamber music MusicBibliography Church music MusicChronology Classicism in music MusicHistory and criticism Music18th centuryHistory and criticism Musical analysis Music19th centuryHistory and criticism Romanticism in music DICTIONARIES AND ENCYCLOPEDIAS Arnold, Denis. 2 vols.

25. Music 2223 Renaissance Music resources about early music for the general reader, and specific course information musicHistory 102 a Guide to Western composers and their music from the http://plato.acadiau.ca/courses/musi/callon/2223/2223.htm

Music 2223 Renaissance Music Course Description (contents) University Calendar Course Description site map Dr. Gordon J. Callon Other Useful Web Sites for Music 2223: General Reference Sources Medieval Music History Instruments Renaissance Music History ... Online Scores for Study and Analysis [GJC] Facsimiles Baroque Music History Online Music Scores (to Download) Score ... Baroque Music History Renaissance Music History Renaissance, General Renaissance Music, General Genre Studies Notation ... , 2nd edition on the web [Open access only to general information and demos; full access only by subscription] Renaissance, General Renaissance [Nancy B. Mautz, NM's Creative Impulse, The Artist's view of World History and Western Civilization : The Development of Western Civilization, World History] Atlas Italian Renaissance Early Modern Italian States Early Modern Italian Cities Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies "The CRRS is a research centre with a library devoted to the study of the period from approximately 1350 to 1700. The Centre organizes lectures and seminars, and maintains an active series of publications." Iter access via Library ... Iter Project Information ["Iter, meaning 'a journey' or 'a path' in Latin, is a not-for-profit research project with partners in Toronto (the headquarters), New York City, and Tempe. Iter was created for the advancement of learning in the study and teaching of the Middle Ages and Renaissance (400-1700) through the development of electronic resources."]

26. HUM Music-Interview With HUM Music Composers And Owners forward, so we went into creating specific, very diverse do is help people achievethat goal through music.”. its younger upand-coming composers the ability http://mixonline.com/ar/audio_facility_spotlight_bustin/

Home Current Issue Reviews Archives ... Online Extras Recording Applications Interviews Projects Mastering/Authoring ... Studio Business Products Reviews New Products Buyer's Guides Live Sound Applications Tour Profiles Products Sound for Picture Film/TV Facilities Products New Media New Formats Internet Audio Products Facility Design Applications Profiles Products Education Directory Showcase Articles TEC Awards ... Primedia Business Facility Spotlight: Bustin' Grooves at HUM By Maureen Droney Mix, Sep 1, 2002 Print-friendly format E-mail this information Musician/composer Jeff Koz is the driving force behind all of HUM's related companies. A multi-instrumentalist who broke into sound-for-picture by scoring B horror movies, Koz founded HUM in 1996, wisely locating the company in what has become Santa Monica, Calif.'s, thriving media and post-production district. The building, by architect Walter Meyer and acoustic designer Marshall Long, now houses offices, two full recording studios, voice-over and Foley suites, and a dubbing room, along with a kitchen, numerous client lounges and a rotating display of large-format paintings by artist Gregory A. J. Miller. Want to use this article? Click here for options!

27. Music Subject Page ML105.C61991 Provides biographical information on contemporary composers. Centurymusic, 1940-1985 - music Ref of analyses of specific compositions appearing http://www.iwu.edu/library/subject/music.htm

A Guide to Selected Music Resources Indexes for Articles Library Catalogs General Reference Resources Selected Journals ... School of Music Indexes for Articles The following sources can be used to identify journal articles and essays related to music topics. RILM Music Abstracts - The most comprehensive index for music information, indexing sources in many languages. Indexes periodicals as well as books, collections of essays, dissertations, videos, conference proceedings, etc. Music Index - Music Ref ML118.M84 - Music Index covers primarily English language music periodicals, but does include some foreign language titles. Music Index Online Humanities Abstracts Wilson - Covers English language periodicals in a variety of areas. Includes some coverage of music. - Records referencing many of the world's leading arts and humanities journals. WilsonSelect - Covers English language periodicals in a variety of areas including some music related information, all with full text online. To find out which journals are available in The Ames Library, check the Journals Holdings List Library Catalogs Illinet Online - can be used to find information about the books held in the libraries at Illinois Wesleyan University as well as in the the libraries of the institutions located throughout Illinois.

28. In The Third Person The sound of much American concert music is largely shaped by thefact that composers are writing for specific ensembles. It is http://www.newmusicbox.org/third-person/may99/

SPEAK FOR YOURSELF! A hyper-history of American composer-led new music ensembles By Ken Smith Ken Smith photo by Melissa Richard or a composer, the urge to assume creative control in your own musical matters is as American as...well, Aaron Copland. But whether your frame of reference is literally the Copland-Sessions Concerts of Contemporary Music , a four-season project from 1929-1932 where American composers first took charge of bringing their music to the public, or the broader history of that tradition stretching back to Bach and Beethoven, the very breadth of composer-led or -affiliated ensembles is American to the core. Since colleges and conservatories are the easiest places for composers and performers to interact, it's no surprise that ensembles that met there (like Musicians Accord eighth blackbird and the California EAR Unit ) often continue the association after graduation. The members of other more experimentally-oriented groups, like Essential Music Newband , or the American Festival of Microtonal Music , have found each other far from the halls of academe. Once embarking on this mission, ensembles have a choice in what they perform. They can largely support a certain compositional school (

29. Content such as American composers Alliance (ACA), College music Society (CMS), and theSociety of composers, Inc., have maintained specific national initiatives for http://www.newmusicbox.org/third-person/nov99/

Help! New Music Service Organizations Answer the Call By Karissa Krenz Karissa Krenz photo by Melissa Richard usic abounds more than ever these days. On any given night you can hear any type of music in the concert hall, on the web, on the radio (and of course, on your stereo). One might think that in these technologically-advanced days, it is easy for a composer to get his or her music out there. But the music world is such a confusing placewho's out there to help composers? There are so many composers, so many legalities they need to know, and so little money to go around. How are artists supposed to learn what they need to know, promote their music, and continue composing? Luckily, there are a number of service organizations out there set up to help composers wade through the muck of the music industry. On top of the list are the performing rights organizations, ASCAP and BMI . Both protect composers' rights and ensure that composers receive payment for performances. In addition, the organizations assist in the commissioning process, work with other organizations to encourage commissioning, help composers network, advise artists on how to support themselves through their music, and serve as advocates for new music and composers. That's where all of these service organizations step in.

30. George F. DeVine Music Library a specific author or title. For a detailed list of subject headings, consult theLibrary of Congress Subject Headings. WOMEN composers; WOMEN composers' music; http://www.lib.utk.edu/~music/guides/women.html

Women in Music RESEARCH HELP: Internet Resources LC Classification Subject Headings IN THE REFERENCE ROOM: Discographies MATERIALS BY TOPIC: History Periodicals Scores Sound Recordings ... Videos RESEARCH HELP INTERNET RESOURCES For more Internet links, check Music on the Internet , on MusicLink (UTK Music Library home page) Women Composers: A Bibliography of Internet Resources by Tara Guthrie Harmony Ridge Music's Page Dedicated to Female Singer-Songwriters Yahoo's Index to Sites on Women in Music LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CLASSIFICATION NUMBERS Knowing the LC class number (call number) means that you can go directly to the shelves to browse in that area or do a call number search in the online catalog. ML82 Women and music ML105 Biographical dictionaries ML120 Bibliographies of books ML128.W Bibliographies of printed music SUBJECT HEADINGS in the online catalog Subject access is useful for finding materials when you do not know a specific author or title. For a detailed list of subject headings, consult the Library of Congress Subject Headings WOMEN COMPOSERS WOMEN COMPOSERS' MUSIC WOMEN MUSICIANS IN THE REFERENCE ROOM Ref ML82.H36

31. George F. DeVine Music Library Just print and mail Picture gallery of 1000 composers Rights Organizations ASCAP,BMI music Education and Therapy At DW3, see Genrespecific Pages at DW3; http://www.lib.utk.edu/music/net/net.html

Web Links General Information: Directories / Meta-Indexes Music Education Performance General Information Go directly to: Directories Music Meta-Indexes Other Frequently- Used Resources Directories The AcqWeb Directory - links to Music Publishers' and Vendors' web sites Addresses of Music Schools - maintained by Univ. of Alabama School of Music College Music Society Directory of Music Faculties - full listing of over 1000 institutions International Directory of Music Organizations - from the College Music Society. Nearly 300 listings Music Publishers' Association of the United States - the best place to find addresses of music publishers. Music Meta-Indexes DW3: CLASSICAL MUSIC RESOURCES - an extensive subject list from Duke University with search engine. **Highly recommended.

32. Untitled Normal Page composers. Robert Boyd. Robert also composes music for specific conditions and ailments,such as insomnia, autism and stressrelated disorders, as well as http://www.liquidmusic.com.au/com.htm

COMPOSERS Robert Boyd Robert Boyd, therapist, teacher and composer of " Mindshower: The Sound of Light " and other original works too numerous to mention, is an important and fascinating figure in the field of music therapy for both humans and animals! A mature composer whose work is by turns gentle, soothing, nostalgic and moving, Robert is an articulate musician who is best left to describe his own practice and approach: "I have spent almost a life time in the research and application of musical vibration and its effect on living matter. My recordings are all made on electronic keyboards and played live. They are not sequenced or computer produced, as is the case with most producers of ambient music. The music contains no subliminal voice or electronic additives. It is purely performed music and carries all the emotions of the moment in which it is composed and performed." Robert has pioneered what he has called BIOLOGICAL HARMONICS , his application for music for animals both domestic and rural, devising unique methods and techniques in using sounds to enhance the well-being of animals. Robert also composes music for specific conditions and ailments, such as insomnia, autism and stress-related disorders, as well as specially created meditation music for the serious seeker. His music has been used by the terminally ill and in doctors surgeries, health clinics, dental clinics, hospitals and homes for the aged. Robert also composes music for specific individuals, usually after a person-to-person interview. Individual patients using Robert's personal music and relaxation techniques have shown remarkable improvement and recovery in stress related problems. Robert can be contacted

33. ASCAP's Tips For Facilitating Composer Requests To Set Copyrighted Poetry Or Pro a timely response when their requests are to fulfill such specific projects.composers need permission before beginning the task of writing the music. http://www.ascap.com/concert/tips.html

american society of composers, authors and publishers TIPS FOR FACILITATING COMPOSER REQUESTS Text Selection and Permissions Composers choose inspiring contemporary texts which best express their own sensibility and which are appropriate for a specific musical purpose or occasion. Setting texts to music exposes wider audiences to the unique contributions of talented writers and poets. Normal music uses When permission to set text to music is requested, the non-exclusive uses composers usually seek are: Permission to set the music to the text. Permission to assign the musical work to a music publisher or to self-publish the musical work. Deadline Constraints Composers freqently write on commission with deadlines, and so appreciate a timely response when their requests are to fulfill such specific projects. Composers need permission before beginning the task of writing the music. If a premiere performance is scheduled, the musicians require the finished music in time to learn and properly rehearse it prior to public performance. Composer Responsibilities When Permission Is Granted To assure the publisher that all income be divided appropriately between the writer and composer, and to make sure that the publisher receives whatever royalty or permission fee is specified in the contract.

34. Music Appreciation composers are alphabetical in the section Mozart books covering various areas ofpopular music and jazz. 125 for information about specific works program http://exlibris.memphis.edu/music/apprec.html

THE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS LIBRARIES RETURN TO MUSIC LIBRARY HOME PAGE MUSIC LIBRARY 115 Music Bldg. (901) 678-2330 musiclib@memphis.edu MUSIC APPRECIATION (MUHL 1101) Helpful resources for concert reports and research papers. WEB LINKS and REFERENCE BOOKS SPECIFIC PIECES TERMS/GENRES PEOPLE ... PERIODICALS INTERNET LINKS AND REFERENCE BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY PEOPLE NEW GROVE DICTIONARY OF MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. http://www.lib.duke.edu/music/resources/composers.html http://www.music.indiana.edu/music_resources/composer.html BAKER’S BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY OF MUSICIANS http://www.allmusic.com CONTEMPORARY COMPOSERS GUINNESS ENCYCLOPEDIA OF POPULAR MUSIC INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF WOMEN COMPOSERS INTERNATIONAL WHO'S WHO IN MUSIC AND MUSICIANS' DIRECTORY NEW GROVE DICTIONARY OF JAZZ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS NEW GROVE DICTIONARY OF MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. http://www.eyeneer.com/World/Instruments/ Smithsonian Institution http://www.si.edu/resource/faq/nmah/music.htm Metropolitan Museum in New York City - go to this page and select "Music" http://www.metmuseum.org/collections/

35. Women And Music A Library Research Guide ML Books on music literature, history and criticism. The BIOGRAPHY/CRITICISM numberfor composers is ML410. If you know the names of specific authors or http://library.queensu.ca/webmus/women.htm

MUSIC Library WEB page Queen's Libraries Home Page MUSC 286 Women and music : research guide Reference Collection QCAT searching: Books and Scores QCAT searching : Recordings Other Online Journal Indexes ... Internet Resources SEE ALSO the Music Course Webpage for MUSC 286 Women, Gender and Music . This site, created by Dr. Roberta Lamb, includes reading/reserve lists, course schedules and outline of assignments. Reference Collection Includes brief historical surveys of women and music, research, biographical data, bibliographies of scores and literature, directories, encyclopedias. The following listing is in Library of Congress call no. sequence. Women composers and hymnists / C.E. Claghorn ( Contemporary anthology of music by women ( Historical anthology of music by women ( M2 .H68 1987 and audio tapes 683-685 Women composers : music through the ages. 1996 ( Women and music in America since 1900 : an encyclopedia / K. H. Burns, ed. ( ML82 .W625 2002 2 vols. Women composers and songwriters : a concise biographical dictionary / C.E. Claghorn ( International encyclopedia of women composers / A.I. Cohen (

36. Music History Resources including a Necrology file compiled by Washington University's Gaylord music Library.There are pages devoted to specific composers, instruments, musical http://library.queensu.ca/webmus/history.htm

Queen's MUSIC Library WEB page Queen's Libraries Home Page Music History Research Guide Reference Collection Shelving Arrangement QCAT searching : Historical periods QCAT searching: Specific topics ... Internet Resources For guidelines on developing a RESEARCH STRATEGY and evaluating information, use this link OR click on the "How do I...?" button on the Queen's Library Homepage. Reserve Collection Ask at the Music Library circulation desk for items on course reserve. These items (selected by the instructors) relate directly to course content and have, therefore, been assigned shortened loan periods of 3-hours, 24-hours or 3-days Reference Collection For definition of terms, brief surveys of the historical periods, biographical data, bibliographies, directories, encyclopedias, thematic catalogs, etc. Dictionaries, Encyclopedias Baker's biographical dictionary of musicians. Enl. ed. ( ML105 .B16 2001 6 vols. Handbook of music terms / P. Grant ( Harvard concise dictionary of music and musicians / D.M. Randel, ed. ( Musik in Geschichte und Gegenwart ( New GROVE dictionary of music and musicians. (

37. Composing Classical Music New Summer Program For Young Composers Original Classi about a new program for young composers (generally ages 15 be flexible) at the ClevelandInstitute of music. There's more specific info about the program below http://classicals.com/music/ComposingClassicalMusichall/cas/105.html

WRITER S WORD.COM: Open Source CMS][ Free Open Source Blog Hosting ... The World's Largest Literary Cafe Posted by Peter Gilbert on January 15, 19103 at 00:09:04: Hello, I wanted to let you know about a new program for young composers (generally ages 15-19 but we can be flexible) at the Cleveland Institute of Music. The program is July 13-19, 2003. We're very excited about what we have to offer the students. There's more specific info about the program below which can be forwarded to interested students. Also, the website has info and application forms: http://www.cim.edu/specProgYngComp.php  Best wishes - hope to see many of you apply! Peter Gilbert http://petergilbert.net THE YOUNG COMPOSERS PROGRAM AT CIM The Young Composers Program at CIM will take place July 13-19 at the Cleveland Institute of Music.The program will have classes in compositional craft, individual and small-group lessons with the faculty, and listening sessions where we discuss great musical repertoire of the past 50 years. The centerpiece of the program is the preparation, public performance, and CD recording of a work by each student. Each student will work with the YCP Ensemble (a professional ensemble comprised of flute, violin, cello, and piano) to prepare the performance of his or her piece, with coaching from the faculty. The faculty will include Peter Gilbert, Orianna Webb and Dr. Margaret Brouwer, head of CIM"s composition department. This is a wonderful opportunity for young composers to get a lot of exposure to new music, some insight into how they can continue to grow, and a terrific performance of their music, plus get tools that will be helpful with college or conservatory applications in composition. The program packs a lot of activities into a just week, making it quite affordable compared to other similar programs.

38. CCRMA Workshops 2003 specific technologies will include C programming for existing controllers and piecesof interactive music. is intended for musicians/composers interested in http://ccrma-www.stanford.edu/workshops/2003/

CCRMA Workshops 2003 Digital Signal Processing for Audio: Spectral and Physical Models: July 14 - 25, 2003 Physical Interaction Design for Music: July 28 - August 8, 2003 Perceptual Audio Coding: August 11 - 22, 2003 Workshop Registration Workshop Housing Information Digital Signal Processing for Audio: Spectral and Physical Models July 14 - 25, 2003; Fee: $1100 Two weeks instruction. Limited to 20 participants. Instructors: Perry R. Cook Xavier Serra This course will cover analysis and synthesis of sounds based on spectral and physical models. Models and methods for synthesizing real-world sounds as well as musical sounds will be presented. The course will be organized into morning lectures covering theoretical aspects of the models, and afternoon labs. The morning lectures will present topics such as Fourier theory, spectrum analysis, the phase vocoder, digital waveguides, digital filter theory, pitch detection, linear predictive coding (LPC), high-level feature extraction, and various other aspects of signal processing of interest in sound applications. The afternoon labs will be hands-on sessions using SMS , the Synthesis ToolKit in C++ , Matlab, and other software systems and utilities. Familiarity with engineering, mathematics, physics, and programming is a plus, but the lectures and labs will be geared to a musical audience with basic experience in math and science. Most of the programs used in the workshop will be available to take home.

39. Title: Nature And Composers -- Author(s): Kathy Hubbard -- Grade Level: 9-12 -- Realize that composers have created certain specific moods or pictures with theirmusic throughout history, and music, being a visceral art can and should http://www.connected-learning.org/Products/khubbalu2.htm

Title III Technology Literacy Challenge Grant Learning Unit Overview Content Knowledge Essential Questions Connection To Standards ... Technology Use LU Title: Nature and Composers Author(s): Kathy Hubbard Grade Level:Commencement 9-12 School :Madrid Waddington Central School Topic/Subject Area:Music Theory Address: PO Box 67, Madrid, New York, 13660 Email: hubkat@northnet.org Phone/Fax: 315-322-5746/322-4462 OVERVIEW During the school year 99-00 the music, art and science took a field trip together to a nearby river to gather data. Each student team, (comprised of each discipline) received a packet to collect colors, sounds and water samples and capture them on video, audio, and /or camcorder. Each discipline then used the data for "inspiration" on a particular project back in the classroom. The music theory class used their experience to compose a piece of music based on the "water" encounter. This composition assignment occurred at the end of a one semester theory class. CONTENT KNOWLEDGE Declarative:Student will know: Procedural:Student will be able to: Basic music information for good musical composition Write music with standard notation Proper rhythmic notation, time signatures

40. Music And Music Education-General Music Research Subjectspecific encyclopedias and dictionaries are information or general informationabout music. information about composers, music styles, instruments http://library.gmu.edu/resources/fa/musicbackground.html

Print and Electronic resources in music and music education. General Music Research Library Resources Books on music have call letters beginning ML or MT and are located in the Johnson Center Library open stacks. Printed music and recordings have call letters that begin with M and are located on the first floor of the Johnson Center Library. A book designated REF. is non-circulating and will be located in the Johnson Center Music Library Music Reference section. Books with are also located in the Fenwick Library Reference section. Subject-specific encyclopedias and dictionaries are excellent places to begin looking for background information or general information about music. This would include information about composers, music styles, instruments, musicians, the history of music, and music theory. The following is a selective list of resources: The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians *REF. ML 100. N48 1995 The most comprehensive music reference resource to date; an authoritative encyclopedia with 22,000 articles covering music from all periods and encompassing all forms. Includes theory, practice, history, excellent biographies and lists of works, and detailed bibliographies. No index. New Grove Dictionary of American Music *REF. ML 101. U6 N48 1986

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