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New Books in the Music Collection
Books in the subject of Music (call numbers beginning with M) are located on the 3rd floor.
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Music Research Guide
Welcome to the Woodward Library Research Guide for Music. Here you will find links to databases with journal articles, a music encyclopedia, streaming audio for classical music, and online videos.
Please contact me using the information at the right if you have questions concerning any of the resources provided in this guide. If you have ideas about resources to add to this guide, please use the feedback form at the bottom of this page.
Tips:
- Call numbers for books covering Music begin with M, ML, or MT and are located in the Reference Stacks and General Book Collection.
- Most research in Music should start with books. For specific topics, journal articles are also useful.
- Journal articles for Music Education are also covered in the ERIC database.
- Recordings are housed in the Music Listening Lab (MMC 236).
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Todd Hill & His Orchestra performing "A Night in Tunisia" during the Clarksville Community Concert Association's 2009-2010 Community Concert Series at the APSU MMC Concert Hall. View the CCCA website for the current concert schedule.
Learn about a Legendary Musician
Van Cliburn (1934-2013) is an American hero. He has been hailed as one of the most persuasive ambassadors of American culture, as well as one of the greatest pianists in the history of music. With his historic 1958 victory at the first International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow, at the height of the Cold War, Van Cliburn tore down cultural barriers years ahead of glasnost and perestroika, transcending politics by demonstrating the universality of classical music.
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