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This interactive tutorial is comprised
of several sections, identified by the purple buttons
on the menubar above. We recommend that you follow
the tutorial from beginning to end, starting here
on this page; you may, however, wish to jump to one
of the specific sections by clicking on one of the
purple buttons.
Navigating through the
sections is easy--just click on "Next Page"
to go on to the next page of the tutorial, or use
the links to the right or left of the text.
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Searching for Music Literature is
an interactive online tutorial for searchers wanting an introduction
to music research skills. The tutorial covers the types of sources
that are available for information about music, focusing on
books, encylopedias, and journals, including what one is likely
to find in them, how to find them, and numerous examples.
If you are looking for help searching for scores or recordings,
try using Finding
Books, Scores, Recordings, and Videos, from the UW Music
Library homepage.
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Searching for Music Literature
is intended to help improve how you research, so
you will be able to conduct more efficient and more successful
searches. The tutorial includes links to other resources which
also may help in your searches, and is likely to be most successful
when combined with meetings with your instructor or with librarians.
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