Music Research Guide   Tags: fine_arts, music, music_research  

Welcome to the Music LibGuide. This subject guide is designed to help you find information, books, articles, reference sources and more in the field of music available through Leatherby Libraries' print and online resources.

The tabs near the top of the screen can help you locate the type of specific resources necessary for your research:

Databases
Useful for finding peer-reviewed music articles, dissertations, book reviews, and more.

Internet Guides
Links to web sites for associations, dictionaries and encyclopedias.

Reference Guides
Print reference resources sources in the Leatherby Libraries Reference collection.

New Materials
Find new music materials that are available through Leatherby Libraries.

The Performing Arts Librarian, Scott Stone, began working in Leatherby Libraries in June 2009.  With a Master's in Library Science and a Master's in Music Performance (both from the University of North Texas) and dual Bachelor's of Music in Performance and Music Theory from the University of Georgia (GO DAWGS!!), Scott has immediately fit in with both the Leatherby Libraries and College of Performing Arts at Chapman University.  Even though Scott is a euphonium player by training, he is working hard to better understand the nuances of Theatre and Dance by taking classes in both disciplines here at Chapman.  Stay on the lookout and you might be lucky enough to have him in one of your classes.

If you ever need any research help or would like to suggest some additions to the Library's collection, please don't hesitate to contact Scott with the information found on the right of this page.  Until then, Happy Researching!

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