Newsletter Number Nineteen September 1983 ISSN 0161-1704

newsletter Number Nineteen September 1983 ISSN 0161-1704

Thanks to all who contributed to this issue of the Newsletter. The Newsletter is an occasional publication of the MUsic OCLC Users Group. Editor: Sue Stanau, MUsic LibraTY, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 4?405. Communications concerning the contents of the Newsletter should be addressed to the editor. Correspondence on subscription or member ship should be forwarded to Joseph W. Scott, Treasurer, MUsic Library, U-l2, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT 06268. Subscription is by membership (dues: $5.00 for individual members, $lO.OO for institutional members; back numbers are available for $l.50 per copy) * * * * * * * *

FROM THE CHAIR

It's been hot everywhere this summer; be coming your way soon. Be sure to vote! here in the Midwest we've been having "dog Over the weekend of August 27 the Exec days" and things had slowed down somewhat. utive Board met in Cleveland to formalize Now, vacation time is just about over, school the budget process now required by our new is starting up again and very soon we'll all bylaws. The 1983 budget is now complete be involved in a new flurry of organizational and all expenditures have been authorized by activity. Despite the heat MOUG's committees the board. The 1984 budget has been project and Executive Board have been very active all ed and will be ready for final action in the summer. The REMUS Committee (Ruth Henderson, spring. We also discussed the plans for our chair) has very nearly completed its planning 1984 Annual Meeting which will be something for the project, including the mid-summer of a departure from the norm for MOUG. The submission of a new funding proposal. Executive Board has accepted OCLC's long Richard Jones (University of Wisconsin standing invitation to meet at their head Milwaukee and current chair of MOUG 1 s OMRAC quarters in Dublin. This will be only the Committee) has been appointed by the Executive second time that MOUG has met at OCLC head Board to be the director of the REMUS project quarters (the last time in 1979) and the first when it gets underway. Michael Fling (chair) opportunity for MOUG to see the new head and Ellen Rappaport were appointed Ad-hoc quarters in Dublin. To broaden the scope of Committee on Music Union Listing. Their ap our programs we will be meeting in conjunction pointment comes in response to the interest with the On-Line Audiovisual Catalogers (OLAC) in union listing that was prevalent during users group. OLAC is comprised of AV spe our 1983 Annual Meeting in Philadelphia. They cialists using online shared cataloging will prepare a report on the feasibility of services (OCLC, RLIN, WLN, UTLAS , etc.) This utilizing the union listing capability in will also be OLAC's first meeting in Dublin. music libraries. Chris McCawley (chair), The tentative dates for the meeting are Linda Barnhart and Joan Swanekamp are the April 30-May 1, 1984. Plan now to attend, members of the 1983 MOUG Nominating Committee . and watch future newsletters for further They have been compiling the slate of details. nominees for fall elections. Ballots will My last communication discussed some of

1 2 .. the problems music users were having with described elsewhere in this newsletter (it the online Library of Congress Name Authority will include the equally long-awaited File (NAF) Several MOUG members contacted "enhance," which will make it possible for their representatives to the OCLC Users REMUS to get underway) Neither release 1 or Council concerning these problems. At their 2 contains any modification of searching in May 23-25 meeting the Users Council adopted the NAF t hat woul d help to alleviate the the following resolution: probl ems we have . Meanwhile, more composers are approaching the 256 record limit. As MUSIC ACCESS/NAME AUTHORITY FILE before, I strongly urge all who read this to write to both their network coordinator and STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM: Because OCLC's to OCLC directly to express their dissatis presently established name authority search faction with the Music/NAF situation. I hope capability only permits searching on the name that the next time I write, we will have better portions of the name authority records, the news on this front. file size is rapidly increasing, and there is a system imposed display limitation of --Richard Smiraglia 256 records, music catalogers are increasing ly unable to access the appropriate LC Name Authority record for many composers. MOUG EXECUTIVE BOARD: 1982-1984 Reliance on the Library of Congress's micro form versions of the Name Authority file, as CHAIRPERSON a back-up, does not seem to be a satisfactory Richard P . Smiraglia solution, since the microform version is Music Cataloguing Section currently one year out of date. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 2136 Music Building RESOLUTION: 1114 West Nevada WHEREAS Library of Congress authority Urbana, IL 61801 records for personal, corporate, conference and uniform title names contain, when appli VICE-CHAIRPERSON/CHAIR-ELECT cable, subfield "t", title of work, and Joan Swanekamp WHEREAS, OCLC users' access to this val Co-Head, Technical Processing uable information is restricted because sub Sibley Music Library field "t" is not indexed, The Eastman School of Music IT IS HEREBY moved that the OCLC Users University of Rochester Council urge OCLC to implement an author Rochester, NY 14604 title search capability that would include subfield "t" as well as subfield "a" for the SECRETARY/NEWSLETTER EDITOR lxx (Established heading), 4xx (See from Sue Ellen Stancu reference), and 5xx (See also from reference) Sound Recordings Cataloger fields in the OCLC Online Name Authority File, Music Library or some alternative that would solve the Indiana University problem. Bloomington, IN 47405

The Users Council action came as good TREASURER news to MOUG and served to demonstrate the Joseph W. Scott potential effectiveness of working more Assistant Music Librarian closely with the networks to resolve the Music Library, U-12 problems of music users. Unfortunately , OCLC University of Connecticut has received almost no correspondence from Storrs, CT 06268 music users concerning the problems with the NAF. Other projects have taken precedence CONTINUING EDUCATION COORDINATOR over the correction of the problems we have Timothy Robson with the NAF. The "Online Report of OCLC Music Librarian System Condition" for 83¢823 described the Kulas Music Library first release of 1983/84 system enhancements Haydn Hall (which included the long-awaited "merge hold Case Western Reserve University ings" capability); the second release is Cleveland, OH 44106 FINANCTAI REPORT LETTER TO THE EDITOR: OCLC INPUT STANDARDS l-st Quarter 1983 The d.evelopment and inplementati-on of l+th quarter (rg8e): 22OO.8B Balance end of three long awaited improvements in the OCLC system voul-d make possible a greater degree Income 1st quarter: of flexibility in the input standards for Meeting 3295.50 the cataloging of music material-. If used Memberships 2853.00 wisety, this flexibility could. vastly improve \6.>o Back issues the OCLC systemf s ability to al1ow d,ifferent fnterest 2L.28 kind"s of libraries vhich collect music to Total income: 6z16.zB cooperatively support each otherr s use of uni.on I think that quarter: the online catalog. Expend.itures lst music OCLC users need to begin thinking about General- 2\ .05 hov these nev components can be used. to their Nevsletter 3\8.50 advantage. Intelligently demonstrated. need. 2696.73 Meeting may exped.ite their d.evelopment and implemen- Total- expenditures: 3069.28 tation a.r:d. help to insure that vhen iraple- mented they are put to the best possible use. Balance end of lst quarter: t3h?.88 The three long avaited. components to which f refer are O2X field. indexing, the enhance 2nd QlL.arter 1983 function and sophisticated matching algo- Balance end. of Ist quarter: 531+7.88 rithms. I voul-d ]-ike to think that these components, combined. with more flexible input fncome 2nd quarter: standards, can help OCLC support more varied Menberships 385 .00 kinds of music users. Back issues 19.ro For many libraries the OCLC input stan- Interest 82.10 dards are much higher than those vhich that Total income: )+86.50 library vould set for its own cataloging need.s. This is particularly true for various Expenditures 2nd quarter: non-book materials, including musicaf sound, General 172.18 re"ord.it gs. Some smaller public and conmu- Ner+sletter I+>>.gO nity college libraries, among others, collect Meeting 1)+81.7\ fairly large nr::nbers of current sound record.- Total expend.itures: 2rog.82 ings of a great variety of music. Most of their sound recordings are selected for use, Bal-ance end of 2nd quarter: 37^.66 most often for borroving, by library users by browsing through displays of record"ings as one might --Joseph W. Scott arranged in broad categories Treasurer see in a record shop. These libraries have little need, much l-ess the staff time' expertise or bibliographic resources required., to give these sound. record.ings full- catalog- ing at the so called ftnational bibliographic record-fr level, i.e. the quality of Library published. Often MUS]C CATAIOGING PIIBLICATION of Congress full- catalogi-ng. NEW these libraries have circufation systems or library system agreements which require that Catal-osins Music. A Manual for Use entire colfection be with MCR 2 by Richard. P. Smiraglia' cataloging for their is nov available from done through OCLC to get into highly trun- GBN{-9369g5-t6-t) reeord based or inter- Soldier Creek Press, Box 863, Laxe Crystat, cated circulation Minn. 5605r. Price: 20.00 prepaid.; library loan systems. The input standards as they nov exist d.o 2r.OO after January 1, 198)+. not serve these libraries very wel1. They are not necessarily too high' but too inflex- ib1e. The conflict arises because different li.braries vith d.iffering missions and objec- i+

tives are coll-ecting the same matet'ial for elements which a.n ad.equately tr"ained para- different purposes, to be used in different professionai could" take from ihe ite::: in ways by different users. Efficient service hand,, transcribe and encod.e without any ref- for this variety of users and uses requires erence to second.ary sources or interpreta- d.ifferent cataloging standards. The uitimate tion of cataloging ru1es. goal of OCLC is to provid.e a mechanism through An acceptable mj-nimal record vould then which these different needs can be coopera- be available to support acquisitions, inter- tively net. However, the minimal catal-oging library loan, circulation and other coll-ec- r.rhich serves the sma11 1ocal public library ti-on management subsystems. Such a minimal well does not serve ny sir-nillion volume record woul d not be very useful in the cata- plus research llbrary adequately. Often we loging subsystem. Libraries with access to find- substand.ard cataloging for a sound no other copy and unable to provide originai recording in the online catal-og vhich requires cataloging for such material might be happy virtually complete recataloging by a profes- to use it. Libraries vhich Co provid.e a sional- to bring it up to national stand.ard-s. fuller level of original- cataloging for sucli ' Some libraries may so flagrantly ignore the material could be authorized. to enhance any input standards because they find. them so such r:rinimal i'ecord by supplying any eiements far removed from their needs and. from the of a full standard. bibliographic record. not l-evel of cataloging which they coul-d- ever present in the masf,er record. Libraries possibly be expected to provide, that they would be held much more strictJ-y accountable jusi ignore the input standards and d.o vhat- for the c1uali-ty of the d.ata suppiied. Now ever they rrrant. This leaves alr the rest of libraries are requi:'ed to input a uniform us with an inadequate master record and a title for vhj.ch jilg irave no need. Their lot of error reporting to do. Massive error access -uo 11€c€ssary bibliographic tools anO. reporting vas never intend.ed" as an efficient expertise may be even less than their need. way to build and. maintain the quality of the So they pu+- in an incorreet uniform titl-e, database. We shoul-d. remember that the size though it rnay be the best that they could d.s. and. quality of the d.atabase is the one asset With rnore flexible standards libraries which OCLC and all of its members have and ve coul-d input a minimal- master record. contain- share it in cotnmon. Any improvement in the ing only data they knev to be correct and d.atabase is an i-mprovement fcr all of us .bhen upd.ate for l-ocal- archival tape, card. using any of the subsystems and any other production, etc., vi.th other e-Lements which cooperative projeets to come. In build.ing they desire but vhich may not correctly con- the d"atabase ve are building our future. forrn to full national bibliographic record For l-ibraries vhich d.o not vish to give stand.ard.s. The matching aigorithms wiil make f\rl-I stand.ard- cataloging to certain materials, it easier to replace minimal record.s vith such as sound- recordings, the input stand.ards IIARC and other tape loaded recr:rds prepareo should mand.ate that they supply in the to full-er stand.ard.s. Ind.ivid.ual libraries, bibliographic master record. only those ele- systems, ete. r rn&y want to puJ-l off available ments whieh are absolutely essential for mininal records in order to process material that record. to function in the system. It as quickly as pcssibi-e. Using the more need" not meet any other l-ibraryrs stand.ard. extensive lnatching algoritirms they courd. of cataloging copy. It must do only '{,vo periodically rt.n their tapes against the things. First, it must ad.equately id.entifJr d.atabase tc pick up fuller record-s to replace the item represented. to such a leve1 of them. Sorne libraries night find. that minimal detaii that its edition ean be ascertained.. levei processing of most material, vith ft must then be capable of being retrievea per"iodic enrichnent as resources permit, with a reasonable d.egree of efficiency by a gives the user greater access, because person with access io a eopy of the item instead of warting -r,wo years while a beautiful itself or a stand.ard. btbliog:.aphic descripi;ion bibliographic rhapsody is composed. for it, such as -uiL:.tL fotnd in trade blbliograpiiies or the i-cen is cn the shel-f and available with dis cogranh:.es . lror most ccmrne::ciaii_l' ,--t""="U som(: access, li for notiring more than sound recordings an irraexei. O2E fiei<1 woul,1 bror''si ng. satisfy both of these ninimal requi:iements. Other elements should" probably be required., --Braa Ycung such as the titfe proper and the phonogram University of Illinois at Urbana-Cha,rnpaign copyrlght date, but these could all be 5

CORRNSPONDENCE FROM OCLC Directload- nor Set Hol-dings I hovever once LC institutes its Music Online project (nov As part of a maJor reorganization of scheduled for tape prod.uction in the Spring of OCLCts Marketing and User Services Division, 198)+) MARC records for music vifl be included Bibliographic Maintenance Section becane the in Directl-oad.. Soon thereafter we hope to be Online Data Quafity Control Section' a na;ne able to inc]-ude the music formats in Set whlch describes a bit more faithfully just Holdings as well. vhat it is that we d.o. Along with this In tate June, LC informed. OCLC that they change we wi1l, in the course of the next vere going to revise the forrnat of the entire fev months, be adding personnel: tvo ner^r Name Authority File' move to fu1J- record people in September and a third. later on. distribution rather than the present single- With our present contingent of ten' the turn- line replacement, and. completeJ-y reissue the around, time for change requests is nov (as file in November 1983. W.ork is no'!,I und.erway of the beginning of August) aown to 6.5 at OCLC to aceommodate these changes to our weeks. system and to nodif! existing and. projected As part of a generaf revision to Catal-og- programs accord.ingly. ing: User Manual, ODQCS has been reworking Regard.ing the Vivaldi project, f am still section 7.2 rrQuality Assurance for the Online awaiting the first shipment of processed Union Catalog.tt Our work vill- be for"vrarded. changes to be requested.. Sinee my last report' to the Network Advisors and will eventually I have incorporated into the Online Unlon take its place in the next version of the Catalog al-} the name authority and other Manual. Another quality control activity ehanges reported in Mus.ic Caja].o.Sing Bul-_letin we have stepped. up recently is monitoring in L982 and have begun vorking on 1983. As f of current input by libraries which have been wrote last time, I hope to begin vorking id.entifi-ed. as having particular problems. I,ry backward.s from the December 19Bl issue as ovn file of problem libraries on the music soon as the changes are more-or-less current. formats grows almost daily, but if you have Folloving is a selected. list of changes mad"e any candidates, please 1et us knov. Once in the OLUC resulting from these MCB reports' ve have id.entifj.ed a problem ve inform the change requests, and- happenstance. libraryrs netvork and suggest refresher Please remember that the following forus training sessions. have been abbreviated for purposes of succinct Although it vil-1 not have an inmediate presentation and. are not necessarily the on music record.s in the Online Union correct MCR2 fortns. Not every NAF record. or effect ttMerge Catalog, Release 1.0, vhieh ineludes a MCB reference eited. eontains a valid. MCR2 Hold,ingsrt capability to a11ov cornbination heading; those vhich do not have been used and el-inination of certain d.uplicate record.s, for id.entification purposes. Remember, if is sched.uted for installation by Labor Day. you come across any headings vhich l,rere missed The initial- effort will be on d.uplicate or vere converted incorrectly (we areo after serial record.s because of the special prob- allo only human) o l"t us know through the lems they cause, but other for:nats vifl usuaf change request proced-ure; eventually receive attention as wefl. Later on in 1983, Release 2.0 is scheduled; it --Jay Weitz incl-udes the long-awaited Enhartce capability Quality Control Librarian (of vhich the REMUS project is a part) Online Data Quality Control Section whereby specially-trained. institutions vill Marketing & User Services Division be abl-e to upgrade master d.atabase record-s. OCLC This training is nov expeeted. to conurence 616, rrantz Road sometime after January 1, l-981+. Dublin, Ohio )+:OfT The rrset Hold.ingstt proieet, about vhich one can read, in the OCLC Newsl-etter no. 1l+7 (June r9B3), p. 9, it@iev of the Extend.ed. Matching Algorithm vhieh fer- rets out OLUC matches to incoming records for both Library of Congress Directload and the Set Holdings function. Fine tuning of the algorithn, wilJ. resul-t in fever d.uplicates and rnore aecurate matehes. At this time, the music formats are directly effected. by neither Name Uniform Title Name Authority Number of MCB or Change File Numbers References References Bayreuther Festspiele (change to AACR2 form) 50053013; 82105294 80 Beach, H.H.A., Mrs. (change to AACR2 form) 81018433 57 Berliner Philharmoniker (change to AACR2 form) 81018318 1146 Bishop-Kovacevich, Stephen (change to AACR2 form) 81015308 57 10:2:2 Bol/shoY teatr SSSR ... (change to AACR2 form) 80004218; 80105990 76 11:1:5 82079355; 80003708 81079993 Brahms, Johannes (change to AACR2 form) 79077221 20 Fantasien ... 81022351; 81023819; 33 6:9:3 81022350 Gesange ... 82105339; 81091884; 80093116 48 9:3:5 83073285; 82144287; 82078284 78071845; 82077845; 82045560 0'\ Lieder ... 79027480; 81093445; 82077761 31 82144271; 82078285; 82077846 82037427; 80163833; 82162733; 78071844; 82037428; 80163834 81093444; 78094527 Leider und Gesange ... 82036508; 83073286; 81003190 13 14:6:2 Songs ... 81144337; 81144147 32 Stucke, piano ... 82117114; 79000958 90 6:9:3; 11:5:5 80096285; 79000959 13:12:2 Waltzes ... 81014119; 81013788 42 12:1:2 Chasins, Abram (change to AACR2 form) 80057145 4 Davide, da Bergamo ... (change to AACR2 form) 82144120; 79130465 4 13:12:2 Name Uniform Title Name Authority Number of MCB or Change File Numbers References References

Deutsche Oper Berlin ... (change to AACR2 form) 81033135; 81033134; 82089911 57 8:6:2 Deutsche Staatsoper Berlin ... (change to AACR2 form) 81139914; 82153103 30 Ellis, David Graham (change to AACR2 form) ---- 3 13:12:2 Eval. "' d, V.V. (change to AACR2 form) 82059395 24 Farina, Carlo (change to AACR2 form) 80070813 4 Pavans, galliards, etc .... 80071626; 82162734 10 14:2:2 Hi ndemith, Paul Sonatas ... 82005522; 79106938; 79106940 83 6:4:4; 10:11:4 79106942; 79106937; 79106939 79106941; 79106943 Hoffmeister, F.A. Duets ... 78080141; 82097717; 79056888 23 9:12:1; 13:10:3 82097718; 82097719

Kertesz, Istvan (change to AACR2 form) 81084035 30 ~ Kuhlau, Friedrich (change to AACR2 form) 81120377 4 Duets ... 82068174 46 10:4:4 Quartets ... 14 9:9:4 Quintets ... 6 Sonatas ... 82058441; 79034168 11 6:11:2; 14:2:2 Trios ... --- 16 Mil haud, Darius (change to AACR2 form) 79109326 29 Concertos, marimba ... --- 3 13:8:3 Morton, Jelly Roll (change to AACR2 form) 50007929 68 Rossi, Salomone (change to AACR2 form) 80072506 5 Sinfonie et gagliarde ... 80072507; 80079032; 80074454 15 11:10:9; 14:2:2 Name Uniform Title Name Authority Number of MCB or Change File Numbers References References

Scheidt, Samuel Paduana, galliarda 82152313; 82152399 16 82152398; 83065754

Schwarzkopf, Elisabeth (change to AACR2 form) 82032332 21 14:2:2 Shostakovich, D. D. (change to AACR2 form) 79140959 286 6:9:3; 13:6:1 Symphonies ... 81104119; 82101856 44 7:2:4; 13:6:1 80151146; 82101159 Stikhotvoreni1a Mariny 79140429 3 11:6:5

Smiraglia, R.P. (change to AACR2 form) 81031242 1 13:6:3 Soler, Antonio (change to AACR2 form) 81119126 2 Keyboard music ... 81149939 2 Sonatas, keyboard instrument 81114339 72 13:12:2

Staatskapelle Berlin (change to AACR2 form) 81109044 10 7:4:1 co Stadtische Oper Berlin (change to AACR2 form) 81033133; 82093761; 78065622 37 13:6:1

Strauss, Richard (change to AACR2 form) 79041680 8 Letzte Lieder 81081229 29 Lieder ... 81148865; 81118733; 78071843 52 13:6:1 79110258; 78083143; 79003845 81118734; 79110486; 79109679 78025259; 81148982; 79110257 79110259; 81148983; 79026551 Songs ... 81049468; 80150415 25 Sweelinck, J.P. (change to AACR2 form) 80005110 39 11:6:5 Symphonisches Orchester (change to AACR2 form) 81129543 110 Berlin Name Uniform Title Name Authority Number of MCB or Change Fi 1e Numbers References References Tchaikovsky, P.I. (change to AACR2 form) 79072979 51 11:1:5 Duets ... 80070815; 80071634 3 11:8:4 Serenade ... 82071462 36 13:12:2 Vanhal, J.B. (change to AACR2 form) 81022281 6 Quartets ... 82041222 7 13:6:2 Sonatas ... 81031550 7 Vaughan Williams, R. (change to AACR2 form) 79139255 57 Fantasia on a theme by 81027614 42 Thomas Ta 11 is 13:6:1 Wilder, Alec Quintets ... 81079459 30 14:2:2 Zosi, Giuliano (change to AACR2 form) 80097131 2 14:2:2

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THtr A-DVANTAGES OF OCLC FOR A NONSPECIAI,IST Kalmus scores was acc,uired by t,he library" MUSTC CATAIOGER This tinie, however, OCLC vas availabie. Wit'h the availability of CCLC cataloging record-s, Musical vorks require speciali"zed catalog- many of which were presumably produced. by ing to be accessibl-e to li-brary patrcns. specialisis, rncst of the scores in the second Unfortunately, howevero the vast najority group were correctly described and- classified. of l-ibraries vhieh ha.re coliections of musi-c ft shoul-d be noted. that this ad.vantage of the d.o not employ specialists to catalog thera, OCLC database is in ad.d.ition to *"he ad.vantage, This may mean that patrons experienee d.iffi- which is present for al-l formats, of utilizing culty in using catalog record.s for musical- a previously prepared. catalog reco:"d instead vorks. This may also give sucir music special- of preparing a rrev, ooe. ists as music department faculty members at ln 19Bl- the writerr s present institution colleges and universities arausement at the aequired a set cal-led the Anthology of Music, expense of the library. Until the eariy published by Arno Volk. The ad"varrta€les of LgTOt s, the only recourse nonspecialists had using the OCLC system vere even greater :'-n in dealing vith music vas to search the this case, since a iarger percentage of the music section of the National Lin:gg Cataiog catalog recoros used were created on the n:usic (NUC) for exampr". orffiEi-n*g ror tire workform" It should, al-so be noted, however, saJrre or similar works. Unfortunately, many that most of the titles in the collection had. works of music are not represented in the NUC. been cataloged. by LC and appeared. in the NUC When folJ.owing cataloging for a similar as veli as in OCLC, work, a cataloger rmfa,niliar vith music may The ad.vantages of following the cataloging copy elements of the catalog record. which of a specialist are gr"eatest in developing are inappropriate for ihe vork being cata- '*niform tities, assigning subject head"ings, rv6su.1^^6^ and in classifying musical works. Such infor- The devel-opment of the OCIC database mation, required. under AACR2 as vell as AACR, beginning Ln L97L, gave nonspecialist nrusic in r;niform tiil-es as key, med,irin of perfonnance catalogers a nev tool to use in catalcging. or a statement that the r+ork is an arvangement New and obscure musieal works are much more cr specialized score is often not evident to 1ikely to be entered in the OCLC d.atabase the nonspecial-ist from an inspection of the than in the NUC" This means that insteao of piece. Following an exampie proauced. by a depending on the Library of Congress and the specialist for a different issue may be rel-atively fev libraries participating in dangerous, as some of these el-ements nay vary. the NUC, catalogers caJr use cataloging Music subject head.ings are possibly the prod.uced. by all members of CCLC. nost d.etailed. type which appear in the LC The advantages of OCLC in music catalog- Subject Head"ings list. These can be exceed- ing can be demonstraled by several- events ingly difficult to apply for a nonspeeialist. d"urlng the career of the vriter. ?hese For insta.nce, ho..r C.oes a la3person differen- involve descrlptive cataloging of scores tiate betveen a quintet for tvo ciarinets, irsing AACR and. AACR2, assigning uniform violin, violao ancl violoncello and. a suite for titles, assigning LC subject head.ings, and the sarre instruments? The same sort of confu- classifling in the iC classificatlon system. sion applies when selecting classification A small coliege, at vhieh the writer was ihe nr:rabers for music. The writer classified a only cataloger, acquired. a large collection number of piano-vocal scores for operas in of scores, mainly piano-vocal scores for M1500 instead. of M1503. The d.ifference betveen operas, published by the E.F. Kalmus Co. MJ.503, vocal scores vith piano accorcpaniment, Since Kalmus is primarlly a reprint pubj-ish- ano Ml-503.), vocal scores vith piano accom- er, its iraprints are not gene:'all-y caialoged paniment arranged. for concert purposes, seems by LC. Folioving exa;:rples from NUO where even more subtle. possibie, the irriter cataroged the sco::es" In conciusion, the grow-bh of the OCLC data- After the ccllecticn was eataloged, a rnusi- base has provid.ed a poverful- new tool for non- cian poi-nted. out thd.t the scores vere piano- speciaiists catal-oging vorks of music. This is vocai scores, no-b full sco:'es. They had. been particulariy useful for catalogers who only cataloged" as fulL seores since various catal-og music occasionalJ-y. This raay be one of instruments were named. in the body of the the strongest argr.ments for shared cataioging through extremely large bibliographic databases Ia 1978, another iarge collection of --Charles H. Marx Universlty of Wisconsin-La Crosse ll '

OCLC MUSICAL RECORDINGS ANALYTICS CONSORTIUM (OMRAC)

Annual List of Analyzed Recordings : 1982

Manufacturer/No. Title OCLC No. Abbey Records LPB 752 Somerville New Co~ege _ orga~* ~ Oxford 7593161 Acanta 670-23-313 Bernd Weikl, Bariton 8777609 68-23-389 Schreker : Lieder 7510682 BB 22.055 Lieder von Franz Schubert und Richard Strauss 8107599 EA 23.330 Lieder von Antonin Dvorak, ••• 8296463 HA 22.638 Mozart : Die Sonaten fur KlaV.ier und Violine 8937738 Accent Records ACC 7912 German church cantatas and arias Advance Records FGR 4 New music for solo clarinet 4049101 Alpha Records DB 189 Sonates a quatre mains pour clavecin Angel 35627 Starker 8594696 ASD 3e,23 Arnold : Symphony no. 1 ; ••• 7695464 s 36347 Strauss : Four last songs 7001'70 s 36640 A tribute to Gerald Moore 8003554 s 36643 Mozart : Four concert arias 3699775 Strauss : Seven songs 3699653 Angel/EHI SEE EMI/Angel Arabesque P011 Liszt : Hungarian rhapsodies 7604215 8013 Miliza Korjus, soprano 7415522 8127-3 Alkan _The Alkan project 88o0197 Aries LP1619 Adler Symphony no. 4 ; .•. 7610791 Arion ARN 30 A 139 Grandee toccates et carillon 88·23219 ARN 31 910 La gloire du baroque 7881116 Artemis ART 7103 Aquilon : Musik av Anar Aquilon 8404275 Association for the Furtherance of Bel Canto AFBC 01 Stefan Zucker, the world's highest tenor 8041590 Bach Guild HM 74 SD Wilbye : Madrigals 8523952 BASF 1022318 Verdi ! Don Carlos, Hohepunkte der Oper in deutsches Sprache 8126325 12

Bis LP 32 Svensk Musik ePB7BB6 LP 167-68 Nielsen : The complete piano music 7771219 LP 173-74 Valen· The complete music for piano 8314218 Calliope CAL 1685 Liszt Sonate en si mineur ; ••• CAL 1881 Offenbach : Six fables de la Fontaine Cambwidge a 2:717 Songs by le Groupe de Six Camerata CMS 30034 Gesualdo : Madrigals 7871319 Candide CE 31o47 Avant garde music from Spain. Vol. 1 Cant ilene. 6212 Marcella Sembrich Capitol CAP PA 8469 Pennario plays 8577861 p 8514 La harpe clas~ique et moderne e243700 p ~544 Organ music from France P24410E' SP 8658 Debussy : I like Debussy 6290379 CBS Records 76868 Kiri Te Kanawa P-529703 M 36664 Italia mia 7357469 H 366f2 Think on me 7532747 M 36721 ! Ravel : Ru th Laredo plays Ravel P4P 91• 10 M 37207 Domingo 788749f p 15379 Listen. Supplementary record 65051"'.3 Chandos DBR 3001 In memory of Terence Judd, 1957-1979 Christophorus SCGL?. 73 796 Liebliche Z1r:eigesange der Renaissance f?045730 SCCLB 73 f50 Orgelkonzert in St. Lorenz Nurnberg SCCLX 73 923 Lasso : Al gran' Guglielmo nostro CMS SEE Desto/CMS Colonial Willi amsburg WS100 Williamsburg candleli ght concert at the Governor's Palace 4296363 WS 118 Peter Pelham's music 7770210 Columbia Records CSM 894 Peter and the wolf excerpt ; .... M 3o651, 32159 , 328 38 ' 33523 3oulez c~n du c ts Ravel ~1 3215'; SEE H 30651 M 32439 Bhajebochstiannnnas 13

H 328 ~, 33423 SEE M 3o651 MG 3107e The Varese album 145'+784 MG 35190 The art of the English Chamber Orchestra 5224694 ML 5e46 Tchaikovsky : Romantic piano music 4769807 MS 5e46 Tchaikovsky : Romantic piano music 5463170 MS 7071 The glory of Gabrieli. 5138561 HS 7142 Gabrieli : Canzonas for brass, winds, strings and organ 30R7360 MS 7505 Grieg's greatest hits 4242650 MT 36664 Italia mia 7372918 TWO 338 Famous toccatas 8835713 Composers Recordings CRI SD 193 Partch : From the music of Harry Partch 830595 CRI SD 439 Rosalind Rees sings William Schuman 7593043 Composer's Voice cv 8003 Tony Bruynel Connoisseur Society CSQ 2067 Gershwin 4590009 Coronet 85QC-5075 SEE LPS 1714 LPS 1714 Henry Charles Smith plays baritone 3967428 CP2 CP2/P. Feldman : Spring of chosroes 8357074 CRD CRD 106e Scarlatti : Sonatas for harpsichord 8617934 Cum Laude KM 1001 A Jussi Bjoerling recital. Da Camera Magna SM 93 216 Eggetzlich Tanntzereyen 7997502 Danzell DLM 801 Italian lute music Decca DL 79413 XVth century Netherlands masters 2792981 Denon OX 7184 ND Bach Die grosse Silbermannorgel Desto DC 7191 Bells, birds & thunder 8447703 DC 7194 Renaissance chamber music 6418147 Desto/CMS DC 6200-01 200 years of the piano Deutsche Grammophon 2531 323 Schumann : Frauenliebe und Leben 7792857 2545 021 Chopin : WUnsch-Konzert 88?2252 LPM 18827 Opera recital 4949948 14

Deutsche Harmonia Mundi 1C 065-99 780 Elly Ameling singt Lieder von Johannes Brahms 8885211 Discopaedia MB 1015 Georg Kulenkampff. Vol. 1 8661245 MB 1018 Paul Kochabinski 6467089 Eb-Sko Productions 1005 Strauss : Eberly sings Strauss 7029867 Edition Brockhoff . FSM 53 216 EB Liszt : Liszt-Raritaten II Edition Laren ST 5051 Late russische bewerkingen 8349931 Listz Transcrites uit opera's van Wagner 8810538 ST 5053 Liszt : P~anowerken vierhandig 8795223 Educo 4106-4110 Music of Portugal : Baroque to XXth century 4227640 Electrola SEE EMI Electrola EMI 1c o6 5-02 544 Vier Trompetenkonzerte 8875899 1C o65-46 221 Mendelssohn-Bartholdy Vier geistliche Kantaten 8357459 1C 137-53 514/19 BOhm in Dresden 8274774 1C 137-54 095M-- 54-099Q Berliner Philharmoniker 100. Jahre 8901419 1C 147-01 63}/'34 Hans Hotter singt Handel, Schubert, Brahms und Wolf 5955727 1C 149 53 420-26 Brahms : Wilhelm Furtwangler dirigiert ~795798 1C 149-53 432/49 Beethoven : Wilhelm Furtwangler dirigiert 8705286 1C 153 29916-19 Europaische Chornrusik aus fiin.f Jahrhunderts 4232217 1C 157-43 130-- 43 134 Schubert ,: Mehrstimmiges weltliches Vokalwerk. Sides 1-2 (1C 157-43 -130) 8873834 Sides 3-4 (1C 157-43 131) 8876050 Sides 5-6 ( 1C 157-43 132) 8880147 Sides 7-8 (1C 157-43 133) E'.880174 Sides 9-1Q (1C 157-43 134) 888o130 2C 167-73071/3 Faure : L'oeuvre de orchestre 8607679 ASD 3454 Guillaume Machaut and his age 5996292 ASD 3906 Liszt : Janet Baker sings Liszt ~ongs 83482t'3 ASD 4054 Schubert : Dame Janet Baker sings popular Schubert songs E435558 D.M.A. 010 Lange-Muller : Sange af P. E. Lange-Muller 8336337 EMI/Angel 1C o65-03 833 Mozart :Quartette ••• KV 370 , ••• 8901703 ALP 3843 Schubert : Schubert song recital 7645234 ASD 3883-84 Wolf : Eliszabeth Schwarzkopf sings 8523592 EMI Electrola 1C 063-29 077 Liebeserklarungen Wolfgang Anheiser singe Lieder deutscher Romantiker 8178462 EM~His Master's Voice HQS 1424 Haydn : Baryton trios SLS 5246 (HLM 7321-33) Walton condusts Walton 15

EMI Odeon SC 10.118 Muaica na corte brasileira. Vol. 1 8815244 SC 10.119 Musica na corte brasileira. Vol. 2 8815228 SC 10.120 Musica na corte brasileira. Vol. 3 8815205 SC 10.121 Musica na corte brasileira. Vol. 4 8816992 SC 10.123 Musica na corte brasileira. Vol. 6 8817017 EMl/La voix de son maitre 2C 065-12.597 Gounod : Melodies 6501586 2C 153-16411/5 Orgues & organistes francraise en 1930 8607578 2C 167-73005/7 Massenet : L'oeuvre de piano 8191417 Ephram 816V-1022 A flutist's favorites 8261006 Erato STU 71193 Duparc : Les melodies 8511048 STU 71276 Music of the "Chapels royal" 8617787 STU 71286 Cor & piano 8527462 Eurodisc 25 845 OK Mathieu : Zauber der Harfe 8335762 Everest 3473 Beethoven Scotch and Irish airs 8337472 3182 Schonberg Choral music 3551359 SDBR 3059 Boulanger Works of Lili Boulanger 10754o4 SDBR 3247 The artistry of Maureen Forrester 4304906 Festivo 072 Herman van Vliet bespeelt her KAM-Orgel 7599352 Fisher AF' 75001 Al Fisher plays bass 7829515 Folkways FM 3349 Cowell Piano music 3317656 FSS 37450 Cowell Complete works for violin & piano 7816773 Gasparo GS 208 Regenlieder 7599057 GS 210 The viola da gamba yesterday and today 7816743 GS 220 Music of the Berlin court 8751090 GS 1007 Seixas : Harpsichord music 6834673 Golden Crest RE 7049 Paul Brodie plays sopranino and soprano saxophone 5851783

Harmonia ~1undi 1C 055- 99 864 Rruneau : Suite aus der Oper '~es Indes ; ••• 8830510 DMR 1001-03 Zeitgenossischen f.fus.:.k in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. 1, 1945-1950· E743647 .' Zei tgenossischen''Musik ilil der· Bundesnpu'.:il.i.k -·· 1 Deutschland • . 2, 1J45-19~~ 8743701 : - • DR 2:15 t Alfred Deller solo e292305 HM 249 Purce!l : Music for a while 7134109

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HM )71-78 Alfonso X : Cantigas de Santa Mari~ 5572964 HM 1006[ Ciconia : Nadrigaux & ballades 8330522 HMO 34.590 Prestige du. clavecin 8~12819 Harmonia Mundi (France) HM 1015 Musique de la Grece antique 6808678 HM 1079/80 Anthologie d'airs du cour 8712433 Heritage of the March (SEE ALSO Hoe Records) PDB 410 National Concert Band of America 7593215 His Master's Voice ALP 1620' Operatic arias e196825 ASD 3823 Arnold : Symphony no. 1 ; ••• 7695464 ASD 3744 A bouquet of romantic music for flute and orchestra 8398945 SCLP 1008 Jussi Bjorling 6955639 SLS 5150 Rimsky-Korsakov Orchestral music 8488222 SEE ALSO EMI/His master's voice HNH Records HMH 4003-4 Pattersonn : Eight barefoot songs 4106395 Hoe Records PDB 414 Heritage of the march. Vol. 41 Sweet 6368140 Platt 7587758 Post 7587858 Hungaraton SLPX 12118 Barokk kurtversenyek 8832173 SLPX 12223 Balassa : Glarusi enek e149338 Inter-American Husical Editions OAS 009 Choral music of Latin America 7269975 OAS 012 The classical guitar in Latin America 8108982 Klavier KS 525 Susann McDonald plays the romantic harp 3994270 Laurel LR 113 Bernstein : Chamber music of Charles Harold Bernstein 8349764 LR 114 Muczynski : Muczynski plays Muczynski 7525023 Leonarda LPI 104 For the flute 6566840 Library of CongreS6 LBC2 Songs of 1ove, courtship & marriage 2688256 Lingua Press W1 125239 Gabura : Who is Bruce Simonds? London LPS 24 Recorder and harpsichord recital 3591679 OS 25141 Bach and Handel recital 3113140 OS 26111 Mozart : Complete Masonic music 3778857 OS 26199 Arias from forgotten operas 3370279 OS 26527 Britten : Phaedra 4400941 17

Mark Educational Records ~1C 5355 Sounds of nations 4315425 MRS 32638 Recital Music for clarinet 3122316 Melodiia C10 12511-12 Kogan : Miniatures for violin and orchestra GOST 5289-90 Russkaia muzyka 18 vera Mercury SRI 75136 Evelyn Lear sings Bernstein and Sondheim 7513890 Mirror Music 0001 Musik aus osterreichs Vergangenheit um 1200 8565378 Moss Music Group D-MMG 105 Digital percussion 8348822 MMG 1108 Deck the hall 7604757 MPS/BASF HA 878 Reger : Das Orgelwerk. 4. Folge 8208852 Music for Pleasure MFP 5571 Jussi Bjoerling Music Guild MS 143 Victoria : Four ~otets Music Hinus One MMO 8091 Music for double bass MMO &J77 Music for double bass Musical Heritage Society MHS 602 S A Lily Laskine harp recital 3563457 MHS 1051 The Iberian followers of Domenico Scarlatti 3122369 MHS 1208 Seizas : Harpsichord works 61206.50 HHS 1246-47 Beethoven : Rondos and bagatelles 4166028 MHS 3819 Reger : Monologues, op. 63 5164811 MRS 3825-26 Busoni : Piano works 5067149 MHS 3825-26 Casella : Piano works 5067252 MHS 3878 From virginals to fortepiano 6175598 r-rns 4o64 Italian organ music of the Baroque 5698850 MHS 4070 Harp of joy 5729914 MHS 416o Tomkins : Madrigals, fantasias and sacred music 7263361 ~rns 4237 Purcell : The Faery queen 7108653 MHS 4287 Reger : Chamber music 7362444 r-ms 4288 Motets and psalms 7419031 r-rns 4328 Wagner : Orchestral excerpts from operas 7475Cf75 MRS 4338 Mozart : Selected opera arias 7452774 MHS4363 English and Italian music for viols and ¥oices 7711572 MHS 4498 The Baroque concerto in England 8819576 MHS 4524 Purcell : Twelve overtures 8538526 MHS 458:• The carnival of music 8893958 18

MHS 8341~04 Rheinberger : Organ sonatas. Vol. 8, 9, and 10 8124473 MHS e34526 Monteverdi : Madrigals. Vol. 3 883207? OR 365 Liszt : In memorian Jose Echaniz 7816835 Musicmasters MM 200005 Odes and elegies for Queen Mary 8485340 New World Records NW 247 When I have sung my songs 26_13788 NW 255 Make a joyful noise 4541473 NW 305 William Parker 6631308 Nimbus 2127 French songs. Vol. 3 71.34012 2134 Pro-Arte Quintet-Zurich 8812496 NoLa LP'4 De jan's Olympia Brass Band 7868781 Nonesuch D 79004 Boccherini : Quintet in D minor ••• 7870494 D 7S011 The waltz project 7798137 D 79024 Thomson : A portrait album 8124473 D 7SO;Jj Mbzart : four early qtartets 8274314 DB 790~ Bach : The notebook of Anna Magdelena Bach 8230817 DB 79021 Bartok : Complete music for violin with piano 82_:{)475 H 79 Treasures of the Baroque 3365215 H 71216 Des Prez : Missa, Ave maria stella ; ••• 3135321 H 71325 Ives : Songs 2849190 H 71373 Songs by Ernest Chausson and Sergei Rachmaninoff 6347910 H 71387 The silver swan 7700138 Ode on 065-30945 Franzosische Cembalomusik PMES 507 Jussi Bjorling SEE ALSO EMI/Odeon Odyssey 32 16 0156 Extended voices 3105004 32 16 1017 Gesualdo : Madrigals 3751428 y 31739 Eileen Farrell 38527P8 Osterreichische Phonothek Oph 10019 Osterreichische Musik des 20. Jahrhunderts. Vol. e 8417141 Oph 10024 David : Unuberwindlich starker Held ; ••• P427956 L'Oiseau-lyre D 168 D3 Mozart : Symphonies. Vol. 2 8066432 D 170 D3 Mozart : Symphonies. Vol. ~ 7402890 D 171 D4 Mozart.: Symphonies. Vol. 4 7880467 DSLO 45 Wieniawski : Virtuoso pieces for violin 8565310 DSLO 559 The lady musick 7401549 DSLO 561 Purcell : Theatre music. Vol. 5 84883PO DSLO 593 Tromboncino : Frottole 8506154 19 ·

Omnisound N 1017 The two piano artistry of Morley and Gearhart rediscovered 7')27626 Orion ORS 6905 Renaissance band 3038927 ORS 76249 Yolanda Marcoulescou sings Schmitt , Honegger and Satie 3153445 ORS 77~3 Mendelssohn-Bartholdy : Lieder ohne Worte h/108668 ORS 8o390 The Baroque bassoon eo1331+4. ORS 8o392 Bach in piano t ~anscription 85P0501 ORS eo397 Lo~ Aa.::;e>les : music from the 60's and beyond 8572646 ORS 803')9 Hend erson : The chamber music of William H. Henderson 8323012 ORS 81402 Turina : Sanlucar de barrameda ?.795151 ORS 82426 Music for clarinet and piano 8.)02302 ORS P. 2436 Torkanowsky : 3 songs ; eGo8592 Oryx 1711 The Baroque harpsichord 8816334 Owl Records ORLP 2J Thorne : Six set pieces P01 l i ca PSR 4Ci) 19 Der romantische Kontrabass Pearl SHE 549 Schubert : Part songs 6423929 Performance Recordings PR 1 James Boyk, pianist, in concert 8187252 Peters International PLE 123 Elly Ameling sings Schubert 6081472 Philips 836 764 GY Die heitere Beethoven 8529603 6500 515 Schubert : Goethe-Lieder 3088164 6500 704 Schubert : Lieder 2962261 9500 09 8 Frederica von Stade sings opera arias by Rossini and ~1ozart. (Mozart) 4067446 (Rossini) 4o67462 9500 169 Schubert : Songs for Gretchen, Ellen & Suleika 4048639 9500 743 Tosti : Jose Carreras sings Francesco Tosti 7799488 9500 775 Liszt : Late piano works 7894298 PHC 9009 Bach, J. C. : Symphonies & concerts 8945891 Piper Company CFS 3081 Heritage Chamber Ensemble Pro Arte PAL 1022 Scarlatti : 14 Sonaten rUr Cembalo 8126377 PAL 1026 Piano trios of Beethoven, Czerny and Ries 8488437 20

Radio Canada International 287 Dvor8k : From Gypsy songs, op. 55 6110759 Purcell : Songs from Orpheus Britanicus 6113197 Scarlatti : Songs of Domenico Scarlatti 6110327 RCI 294 Daunais : Deux poemes d 'Elio de Grandmont P558771 RCI 360-61 Les Chansonniers du ~uebec 8919554 RCI 426 Bruno Laplante, baryton e439293 RCI 463 Colette Boky, soprano 8919354 RCI 477 Musique canadienne a Londres, Paris et Bonn P.750951 RCA Camden CAL 338 The art of Marcel Grandjay RCA Red Seal ARL1 - 1231 Schonberg : Brettl-Lieder ; 2734267 ARL1-38.50 Schumann : Symphonic etudes ; ••• R144o52 ARM1-2766 The complete Caruso 5141978 CRL2- 2794 What pleasures have great princes 5996533 L 16~5 The incomparable Bjoerling e196739 LM 6o59 Operatic arias 290P381 RL 30344 Die Barocklaute III 8349895 RL ~768 Stoltzer : Vier deutsche Psalmen 8873802 RL ~354 FrUne italienische Madrigale 8654223 RL ~4o8 Handel : Samtliche Sonaten fur ein Blasinstrument und Basso Continuo ; ••• 8163e92 SP 33-555 Five treasured recordings from the heritage of greatness on RCA Red Seal 299198o VICS 7073(e) Mario Lanza sings opera's greatest hits 6335357 RCA Victor LM 1711 Jussi Bjoerling in song 2319612 LM 2003 Bjoerling sings at Carnegie Hall 5155907 LM 2141 Enter the ballet .... 8161490 Il-1 2555 Wagner : the sound of Stokowski and Wagner 3336619 LM 2631 Great tenor arias 37753~ LM 6084 Opera choruses 6606452 LSC 2416 Operatic choruses 62053P9 VICS 1328 Dance music of the Renaissance 8329132 VICS 1438 Monteverdi : Madrigals for five and six voices 3884464 Redmark Records RM 3117 Rabbath : Live in Paris 7821298 Reference Recordings RR-4 Viola and ?832206 Remington RLP 199-45 Astrid Varnay sings Rococo 2038 French composers ~183819 5228, 5241, 5305 Frida Lieder 8154819 5266 Lawrence Tibbett 8143054 5268 Louise Homer p.151667 5287 Leo Slezak 8376729 5312 Julius Pasternak 8161548 R-21 Lillian Nordica ; Olive Fremsted 8151369 21 -

Rubini GV 600 Offenbach centenary 8207649 Saga 5477 The merry companions 7491792 HAYDN 1 Haydn : the Morzin symphonies, 1758-1760 8318180 Schwann Musica Mundi VMS 2048 Romantische Suiten und Serenaden aus Russland 7864155 VMS 2054 Romantische Suiten und Serenaden aus Russland 7852844 VMS 2063 Karr : Virtuose Kontrabasskonzerte 8502329 Seraphim 60125 Monteverdi : Madrigals 6651835 IB 6o58 Arias by Jussi Bjoerling 5346720 s 60250 Tchaikovsky : Piano music 3829454 s 60347 Hans Hartin Linde and Konrad Ragassnig play Mozart 7111045 Somerset p 9200 Bach : The majesty of the Luneberg organ 7514851 Spectrum SR 123 Zaninelli : Contemporary chamber music for dance 78186eo SR 138 Paganini : Caprices, op. 1 8795377 SR 142 The Wingra Quintet plus one 8789610 SR 147 Songs of Lee six 8502218 S.T.B. 220 191 Piet Klee at Grote Kirk, Alkmaar 8830064 Supraphon 1110 2434 Concertos for braes instruments 8371o64 SUA ST 509.30 Famous encores 8378348 Telefunken 6.35498 Telemann : Darmetadter Ouverturen 8077933 6.41199 Musik in Wien Maria Theresias 8523901 6.41872 Orgelwerke 7872735 6.42070 Beethoven : Eroica-Variationen 7422.305 6 .1+2212 Originalinetrumente : Cembalo 4110869 6.42226 Italienieche Liebeslieder des Barock 4296363 6.42419 AW Concertos 8839169 SAT 22546 Faure : Gabriel Faure Lieder 6908335 · SAWT 9466 B FrUhe Mueik in Italien, Frankreich und Burgund 5854535 SAWT 9432 FrUhe Musik in England, Flandern, Deutschland und Spanien 2922274 SAWT 9566 Machaut : La messe de Notre Dame und Motetten 3483610 Thorofon MTH 149 Drums in cone ert 5469152 22

Time-Life Records STL 140 The story of great music : the romantic era 5188973 STL 141 The story of great music the age of elegance 3493697 STL 142 The story of great music the opulent era 3448070 STL 143 The story of great music age of revolution 5188934 STL 145 The story of great music the music of today 5188614 STL 146 The story of great music the early twentieth century 4246650 STL AM04 Loewe Lerner & Loewe 8129732 Titanic Ti-51--52 Haydn Keyboard sonatas Turnabout TV 34775 Albeniz : Alicia de Larrocha plays Albeniz 8469462 TVS 3lf512 Flemish composers in Renaissance Italy 2951763 Unicorn RHS 369 Songs of Herbert Howells and C. W. Orr Howells 71077'27 Orr 7107791 Unicorn-Kanchana DKP 9008-9 Delius : The Fenby legend R423121 Unique Ope:~ Recordings UORC 371 Beniamino Giglio, tenor 84355;0 University of Illinois 95 Great American m~rcheci 7?~10?2 96 In concert with the University of Illinois Band7~24465 ______7824593 97 98 7821351 S'9 ------7821407 100 ------7821376 University of Iowa 8Z71 Sounding brass 7598775 University of Michigan SM 0018 20th century classics for clarinet and piano 8318251 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Gerard Souzay recital 8142988 Wolfgang Laufer, violoncello; Thomas Ungar, piano 8926126 Urania URLP 7047 Schubert Songs 325639? Schumann Songs and duets 3256357 Valois MB 316 Des Prez Missa Pange lingua 23

Vanguard VSD 71219-20 Instruments of the middle ages and Renaissance Side 1 871~144 Side 2 8714269 Side 3 8714598 Side 4 8714820 VSD 71223 A concert of early music 7070246 VSD 71263 Choice collection of leseons and ayres 7787893 Vogue LDKS 18024 Orgelmusik aus dem Kolner Domn 8851993 La voix de son maitre 2C o69-12.045 Saint-Saens : Poemes symphoniques 8413242 SEE ALSO EMI/La voix de son maitre Westminster WGS 8333 Rimsky-Korsakov : Irina Arkiphova sings 3665259 Windham Hall WHS C 1008 Satie : The piano solos of Erik Satie 8163562 World Records SHB 53 (SH 531-33) Schubert : Chamber music 8935.507 SHB 54 (SH 541-46) Delius The music of Delius. Vol. 2 8699936 SHB 61 (SH 611-17) Brahms : Chamber music 8935769 Zambra ZL .501 Un concierto de "genero chico" 4141522

SCORES -- L'Ariosto, la musica i musicisti : quattro studi e sette madrigali ariosteschi 8235135 Austrian cloister symphonists (Garland, 1982) 9051171 The Baroque guitar (Ariel Music, 1974) 1352488 Bernhard Geistliche Konzerte und andere Werke (Birenreiter, 1982) 9105399 Corrette : Works for the violin (Johnson, 1982) 9005358 Dowland : English lute songs 5378343 Kirchenmusik der Mannheimer Schule. B. 1 (Breitkopf & Hartel, 198o) 8901100 Lassus : Ten motets (Oxford, 1981) 8468o16 Liszt : Piano transcriptions from French and Italian operas (Diver, 1982) 86o788o Motets for 3 voices (Chester Music, 1979) 6286352 The Northern Italian symphony (Garland, 1982) 90'15760 Les plus beaux airs de l'opera fran~ais. Mezzo-soprano and contralto 8097329 Baritone and bass 8091699 24

Rachmaninoff : Album for the piano 7993000 The Renaissance guitar (Ariel Music, 1974) 1251383 Salzburg. Part 2 (Garland, 1982) 9063388 Schumann : Selected songs for voice and piano (Dover, 1981) 8197762 The Symphony in Poland (Garland, 1981) 9068900 Tchaikovsky 6 French songs (Belvin Mills, 197-) 6910667 Tchaikovsky Six songs, op. 28 ; ••• (Belvin Mills, 197-) 5955380 Tchaikovsky Three theatrical works (Belwin Mills, 197-) 8660754 Tchaikovsky Three works for piano solo (Belvin Mills, 197-) 5875397 Tchaikovsky Three works for violin and piano (Kalmus, 1984) 1168629 Tchaikovsky Three works for violin and piano (Kalmus 1974) 1169009 Tchaikovsky Various songs (Belvin Mills, 197-) 6902422 12 X 11 : piano music in twentieth century America (Hinshaw, 1979) 6219777 Twenty trios for church or concert-room. Vol. 1 8273928 , Music OCLC Users Group

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