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Tag Archives: e-resources
Exploring online music resources
Cambridge University Libraries have over the past year worked very hard on extending access to online resources. If you are a keen follower of the eresources blog you will already have a fairly good idea of the fantastic content that … Continue reading
Online notated music collections
Welcoming our new students in a predominantly online environment in October was quite an unusual and for many also an unsettling experience. Now that we are entering a new stage of COVID-19 lockdown MusiCB3 will briefly reflect on how our … Continue reading
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Tagged collection development, e-resources, Music publishing, online resources, sheet music
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The week in music
March has truly come in like a lion, with snow either already here or threatening, and Storm Emma about to blow in. Curl up with MusiCB3, and take a look at musical anniversaries over this coming week. From semaphore to … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversaries, e-resources, music at the UL, Sound recordings
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A few of my favourite things
Every year at the beginning of term we welcome our new students to the music collections in our libraries by explaining what we have on offer. Over the past years this has involved quite a lot of walking around the … Continue reading
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Tagged collection development, e-resources, Europeana, RISM, ViFaMusik
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A new year begins
It’s been a busy six weeks so far, with lots to prepare in readiness for the new intake of students next week. For my part, I’ve been steadily working my way through cataloguing about 60 CDs to be added to … Continue reading
Ebooks for music
I still remember the days when we advertised ebooks on music subjects at the Pendlebury Library by printing out all the covers on a poster and yes, they did all fit, first on an A4 and later on an A3 … Continue reading
Music collections survey results
The music collections survey that took place last term has given us some interesting food for thought. The winners of the prize draw have been contacted in January and I want to say thank you again to all of you … Continue reading
Cambridge manuscripts and RISM Sigla
RISM (Repertoire Internationale des Sources Musicales) has recently made an announcement about a new web site for their library sigla. RISM library sigla comprise three elements: a Country code (usually the same as used for motor vehicles), a Town code in … Continue reading
Music collections survey
As part of the music pilot – this is the three year project where the music collections at the University Library and Pendlebury Library of Music are managed by the same music librarians – we are, amongst other things, looking … Continue reading
To e or not to e?
In a previous post on Overnight Loans, I wrote Okay, you might be convinced by this, but you might wonder why we don’t buy more ebooks then? There wouldn’t be a need for making a physical book an ONL if … Continue reading
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Tagged collection development, e-resources, ebooks, reference books
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