Free Access to "Fontes Artis Musicae" through June 30

Monday, May 4, 2020

Project MUSE is offering free access to a number of scholarly journals in order to facilitate the use of high-quality scholarship during the COVID-19 crisis. As a result, articles in Fontes Artis Musicae, the journal of the International Association of Music Libraries, Archives and Documentation Centres (IAML, one of the co-sponsors of RISM) dating back to 2016 are available free online until the end of June.

There are a number of articles that are especially relevant to people interested in musical sources. Take advantage of the opportunity to read the following:

Articles featuring RISM

• An Evening of Irish Music: The Emerald Isle Comes to Germany
  Jennifer A. Ward, Axel Klein
• Library Catalogue Records as a Research Resource: Introducing ‘A Big Data History of Music’
  Sandra Tuppen, Stephen Rose, Loukia Drosopoulou
• The Moravian Music Foundation Experience Using Bibliographic Records Downloaded from RISM
  David Blum

Music Manuscripts, Printed Music, and Libretti

• Bernardino de Ribera’s Compositional Summary: Toledo Polyphonic Codex 6
  Carlos Gutiérrez Cajaraville
• The Chitarra Spagnola in Venice and the Veneto: Evidence from the Musical Sources
  Paolo Alberto Rismondo
• The Cistercian Musical Practice in Eighteenth-Century Silesia in Light of Surviving Musical and Archival Collections
  Ewa Hauptmann-Fischer, Maksymilian Kapelański
• A Collection of Italian Librettos: A New Source for the Study of the Central European Reception of Italian Opera during the Mid-Eighteenth Century
  Nieves Pascual León
• Early Music Prints and New Technology: Variants and Variant Editions
  Andrea Lindmayr Brandl
• ‘I begin writing, and then have second thoughts’: Shostakovich and the Sketches for the Eighth Symphony
  Laura E. Kennedy
• Johann Walter Werke Verzeichnis [JWWV]
  Robin A. Leaver
• Kompositionsspuren: Über die Werkstattmanuskripte Louis Spohrs
  Franziska Reich
• The Masses Of Francesco Perneckher in the Collection of the Pauline Monastery at Jasna Góra (Częstochowa): Problems of Attribution and Source Studies
  Maciej Jochymczyk, Maksymilian Kapelański
• Miss Austen Plays Pleyel: An Additional Source for the Jane Austen Family Music Collection?
  Marian Wilson Kimber
• Music Manuscript Collection of the Silesian School of Composing in the Karol Szymanowski Academy of Music Library in Katowice, Poland
  Hanna Bias
• The Music Manuscripts in the Church of San Francisco de Quito: An Undocumented Collection
  Jesus Estevez
• The Provenance of Selected Sheet Music of Warsaw Publishers (1875-1918) in the Main Library of the Stanisław Moniuszko Academy of Music (Gdańsk)
  Marta Walkusz
• Unearthing Catalan Musical Heritage: The IFMuC Project
  Aurèlia Pessarrodona, Josep Maria Gregori

Music collections

• An Approach to the Cuban Institutions that Hold Documents Related to Musical Heritage
  Yohana Ortega Hernández
• Archiving a Living Composer: Building Arvo Pärt’s Personal Archive
  Anneli Kivisiv, Kai Kutman
• Canada: The Drs. James L. and Margaret Whitby Music Collections Music Library, The University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada
  Lisa Rae Philpott
• Entangled Modernities in the Culture of Korean Music Publishing: Challenges in Establishing A Contemporary Korean Art Music Archive
  Meebae Lee
• Ephemeral Music?: – The ‘Secondary Music’ Collection at the British Library
  Christopher Scobie
• The Library of Jāzeps Vītols Latvian Academy of Music
  Evita Stankeviča
• Musikbibliotheken in Lettland
  Eridana Žiba, Lilija Limane
• The Music Library of Francesco Viani (1809–1877): The Reconstruction of a Gift to the “Paganini” Conservatory of Genoa
  Carmela Bongiovanni
• Recently Catalogued Music Archives and Fonds in Santiago, Chile: A Contribution to the Dissemination of Written Musical Heritage of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
  Laura Fahrenkrog, Fernanda Vera
• The Sibelius Museum
  Inger Jakobsson-Wärn
• Special Collections of Printed Music in the Digital Archive of the National Library of Estonia
  Heidi Heinmaa
• Texas: Where Americans, Mexicans, Germans, and Italians Meet: The Hauschild Music Collection at the Cushing Memorial Library and Archives
  Felicia Piscitelli

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