• DRAM “Liner notes”

  • Examples:

  • Earl Hines plays Duke Ellington

  • Songs of the Civil War

  • Hand that holds the Bread

  • SENECA in liner notes

  • Brother, can you spare a dime? The recording is not available, but we have it in the music library [E2-51 card catalog only], the liner notes are extensive and lengthy.

• NAXOS:Additional information is indicated by a

• Example: Dawn Upshaw singing Stravinsky’s Rake’s Progress

• Music Online Listening: Smithsonian Global Sound.: “related documents”

Examples:

WW2 and protest music:  

Compare recording of: That’s why we’re marching:

Music Online Listening

Spotify missing all the liner notes

Bolivian Panpipes Music online listening

• The Met Opera on Demand

  • Example: Turandot January 30, 2016

  • met vs YouTube

Searching:

1. Discover:

Example: Hines, Earl advanced search

2. Individual Databases have specialized searching options:

3. DRAM pull down, author, title, performer, etc:

   • Example: Cassara, Frank

4. Naxos:Search by Composers, artists, genres.

   • Example: Dawn Upshaw singing Stravinsky’s Rake’s Progress

5. Music online-Listening  

   • Search all parts with one search

   • Search each individually with different search facets for each database within Music Online Listening:

   • Example:  Hands upon black earth

Video:

• The Met Opera on Demand includes video and audio

  • Examples: met Turandot: January 30, 2016 vs YouTube

• Vocal Masterclassics: VIDEO DATABASE

  • Searchable by name of masterclass artist: Stephanie Blythe

• Ethnographic Video--contains some music and dance

  • Browse or Search by cultural groups, authors/ethnographers:

    • Examples:

    • Music Dance and Art:

    • Singing between two worlds: Learning Traditional Music in the Heart of Modern India