Table of Contents

Contents
Introduction

• The Varieties and Uses of Music Bibliography
• The Thematic Catalogue in Music: Further Reflections on Its Past, Present, and Future
• Scholarly Editions: Their Character and Bibliographic Description
• “Perfuming the Air With Music”: The Need for Film Music Bibliography
• Supplement to Steven D. Westcott’s A Comprehensive Bibliography of Music for Film and Television (ital)
• General Principles of Bibliographic Instruction
• Music Library Association Projects on Bibliographic Instruction
• Music Bibliographic Instruction on Microcomputers: Part I
• Music Bibliographic Instruction on Microcomputers: Part II
• Integrating Library User Education with the Undergraduate Music History Sequence
• Teaching Bibliography to Performers in a University School of Music
• A Core Literature for Music Bibliography
• The Problem of Definitive Identification in the Indexing of Hymn Tunes
• The Cataloging of Chant Manuscripts as an Aid to Critical Editions and Chant History
• The Rossini Thematic Catalog: When Does Bibliographical Access Become Bibliographical Excess?
• Italian Music and Lyric Poetry of the Renaissance
• Discography: Discipline and Musical Ally
• Varieties of Analysis: Through the Analytical Sieve and Beyond
• Musical Ephemera: Some Thoughts About Types, Controls, Access
• Reference Lacunae: Results of an Informal Survey of What Librarians Want
• The Bio-Bibliography Series
• Three Bibliographic Lacunae
• Index

About the Author

Richard D Green