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Introduction
Welcome to the Course Guide for MUS 323: Music History III! This guide provides information on using library and web resources to find books, journal articles, scores, recordings, and digital content related to your research topic. Please feel free to contact me if you have questions or if there is anything I can do to help!
Library of Congress Classification for Music
| M | Music Scores |
| ML | Literature on Music |
| MT | Music Theory and Pedagogy |
Finding Library Resources
- ScoutThe main search tool for UA Libraries, Scout allows you to search the catalog, most of the libraries' databases, and the digital repository Acumen. Scout is a great place to start a broad search on a topic, but more targeted searching may be more successful in the catalog or subject-specific databases.
- A-Z DatabasesIf you want to access to a specific database, you'll find it here. You can filter the list alphabetically, or browse databases by subject area or type of materials.
- Publication FinderPublication Finder, on the main Libraries page, allows you to search our journal and e-book collection by journal title, or browse by subject.
- Interlibrary LoanIf the book or article you need is not available through the University Libraries, you can use Interlibrary Loan (ILL) to request a copy from another library.
Quick Links
- ScoutScout is our online catalog. It's a great place to start your research because searches most of our collection.
- Ask a LibrarianNeed some help? Use Ask a Librarian to chat online with a librarian or browse the FAQs.
- How do I...Tips & tutorials on the ways that UA Libraries can help make your time at UA a success. How to find articles and books, where to get help, and more!
Whisper Booths
The U.A. Libraries can help you create audio projects, such as voiceovers and simple keyboard and acoustic instrumental recordings. Two booths are available by reservation. Schedule a booth using the link below.
InterLibrary Loan 2024
This video will walk you through the steps to request materials through UA Libraries' Interlibrary Loan service.
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