Tag Archives for music
Finding digital resources for music and drama: webinar
Looking for digital resources in the area of Music and Drama? The webinar ‘Using ProQuest digital resources for Music & Drama’ may be just what you’re looking for! Join us on Tuesday 11th August, 13:00-13:45. Register at https://edin.ac/3gsB3sV UoE staff … Continue reading
New LibGuide launched on International Jazz Day
To celebrate International Jazz Day we have launched our new Jazz LibGuide. You can find the guide listed here: https://www.ed.ac.uk/information-services/library-museum-gallery/finding-resources/subject-guides
RIPM Jazz Periodicals online archive trial goes live!
We are delighted to announce that our trial access to RIPM Jazz Periodicals online archive is now active. RIPM Jazz is a fully searchable rich and extensive collection of American Jazz Periodicals, a key primary source reference and research tool … Continue reading
Babelscores trial goes live
We are delighted to announce that we have 1 month’s trial access to Babelscores. BabelScores gives access to a large and growing library of online contemporary music scores. It selects the works of the most creative, original and innovative contemporary … Continue reading
Björk Archives
A new arrival at ECA Library is our special boxed set of Björk Archives. Published by Thames & Hudson, 2015: five volumes presented in a slipcase as 4 booklets, one paperback and a colour poster. Designed by top graphic design … Continue reading
New databases go live for ECA
16th June: Two new databases have gone live today: These are “Music Online Premium”, and ” Underground and Independent Comics, Comix and Graphic Novels Volumes 1 and 2″. Both are from Alexander Street Press. 1: Music Online Premium Service: from … Continue reading
New content added to Entertainment Industry Magazine Archive
The latest update to the Entertainment Industry Magazine Archive (EIMA) includes new Melody Maker content. More than 300,000 pages have been added to EIMA in the most recent data update. Further content for thirteen periodicals, including three brand new titles, … Continue reading