Our guest blogger is Elyse Ridder, a graduate student in the joint program for Musicology (MA) and Library & Information Science (MLIS) at the Catholic University of America, and a student employee in the Catholic University Special Collections. One of the biggest projects I have been privileged to work on as a student employee at Read More
Posts with the tag: Music
The Archivist’s Nook: John Webber’s Born-Digital Music Collection
Posted in: Blogs Digital Scholarship Music The Archivist's Nook University Archives | Tags: Archivists Nook, benjamin t. rome school of music, born-digital, digital archives, Digital collections, John C. Webber, Music | Comment
Trial Database: MGG ONLINE
Attention music researchers! Through March 30, 2022, the University Libraries has a trial running for MGG Online. MGG Online builds on the second edition of Die Musik in Geschichte und Gegenwart (which the University Libraries has in print), offering new and updated content. MGG Online’s content covers an array of topics not only in all areas of music Read More
Posted in: Humanities News & Events Reference & Instruction | Tags: database, e-resource, encyclopedia, Music, online, trial | Comment
The Archivist’s Nook: A Different Aria – Opera, NBC, and CUA
This week’s post is guest authored by Marielle Gage, a CUA graduate student in History. “My, how times have changed!” Who hasn’t heard some variety of that phrase, if perhaps not in as stilted, “proper” phrasing as above? It’s often an overwrought sentiment, immediately followed by a “when I was your age…” or nostalgia of times Read More
Posted in: The Archivist's Nook University Archives | Tags: Catholic Hour, Catholic University, Music, National Broadcasting Company (NBC), opera | Comment
The Archivist’s Nook: Provoking the Canon – Moog, Meyers, and Experimental Music
The following post was authored by Digital Archivist Paul Kelly. In honor of Moogfest, next week’s fantastic electronic music/art festival in North Carolina (that I wish I was going to), this month I wanted to highlight some CUA connections to not only early electronic music, but also to Bob Moog himself, the inventor of the Read More
Posted in: The Archivist's Nook University Archives | Tags: alexophone, benjamin t. rome school of music, electronic music, emerson meyers, moog, Music | Comment
New Rotating Monitors in Listening Room
We are happy to announce that the three computers in the Listening Room now have rotating monitors! Using MagicRotation, the orientation of the screen can be changed from wide view to tall view. This allows entire pages of musical scores to be viewed at once–ideal for score study while saving paper! See the photos below. To convert Read More
Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Primary Resources
Nineteenth Century Collections Online (NCCO) provides full-text, fully searchable content from a wide range of primary sources for the “long” 19th century, 1789-1914. NCCO indexes the full text of books, newspapers, pamphlets, manuscripts, maps, diaries, photographs, statistics, literature, government reports, treaties, and other kinds of documents in both Western and non-Western languages. Released incrementally beginning Read More
Posted in: Humanities Music Rare Books Uncategorized | Tags: diplomacy, Great Britain, history, Humanities, literature, Music, politics, primary sources, research, theater | Comment
Get E-mail Notifications When New Issues are Available of Your Favorite Journals
Did you know that you can set up e-mail notifications that let you know when new issues of your favorite journals are avaialable? It’s easy to do! Just follow these instructions: Go to ProQuest Advanced Search. Search for the title of the journal and select “Publication title” from the drop down menu. On the results Read More
Posted in: Music | Tags: Music, new journals, ProQuest | Comment