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COLLECTING and MANAGING MUSIC SCORES-Print and Digital

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Publicado en:Computers in Libraries vol. 45, no. 8 (Oct 2025), p. 4-8
Autor principal: Standard, Michale
Otros Autores: King, Keani
Publicado:
Information Today, Inc.
Materias:
University of Tennessee PayPal Inc
United States > US
Tennessee
Collection development policies
Musical scores
Self publishing
Musicians & conductors
Publishing industry
Books
Composers
Library collections
Approval ordering
Enterprise resource planning
Sheet music
Collection management
Library associations
Students
Academic libraries
Purchasing
Collection development
Music
Self concept
Patrons
College faculty
Library Materials
Cataloging
Intellectual Disciplines
Public Colleges
Management Systems
Library Personnel
Visual Impairments
State Policy
Desktop Publishing
Vendors
Copyrights
Influence of Technology
Distance Education
Library Services
Librarians
Creative Teaching
Profiles
Library Policy
School Policy
Musicians
Higher Education
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Resumen:At times, the librarian's side of purchasing music seems like extra paperwork. Sheet music purchasing is already more complicated than book purchasing. However, from discussions with music faculty colleagues, the principle of purchasing the music of living composers is valuable and supported in the service of the students' experience. It is important that library patrons have access to the work of music professionals in the music field today. It is equally vital that students see the work of composers who reflect their own identities. Additionally, maintaining reliable and accessible digital scores is a key part of supporting these goals. Ultimately, they actively uphold these principles through their collection management work and detailed purchasing strategies.
ISSN:1041-7915
0275-6722
Fuente:Library Science Database