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Tag Archives: Naxos Music Library
In the mood?
It’s exam season, and libraries across Cambridge are packed with students frantically revising. It’s an odd time of the year to be a librarian – some days our reading rooms are full to bursting, then they fall eerily silent before examinees … Continue reading →
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Tagged exams, listening to music, Naxos Music Library, psychology, Revision
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Use of Naxos versus CD borrowing at the Pendlebury
The project that I took during my stay in Cambridge was intended to compare the use of the sound collection of the Pendlebury and the Naxos Music Library, a collection of over 630,000 tracks of music online. The result of … Continue reading →
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Tagged CD borrowing, listening to music, Naxos Music Library, Pendlebury Library of Music, streaming audio, usuage analysis
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