New DRAM tutorial available
Posted on June 18, 2009
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If you’ve been interested in listening to music on DRAM (formerly called the Database of Recorded American Music), but haven’t been quite sure how to get started, check out our new DRAM tutorial. The guide was created by John Cook, a former ML/SRA employee who did his Kent library school practicum here this summer.
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New classical, jazz, and world music CDs available in the Music Library- Violin sonatas [CD-ROM] [electronic resource] : the ultimate collection
- Violin solos and duets [CD-ROM] [electronic resource] : the ultimate collection
- Violin methods and studies [CD-ROM] [electronic resource] : the ultimate collection
- Violin concertos [CD-ROM] [electronic resource] : the ultimate collection
- Missa de Sancto Donatiano
- New scores available in the Music Library
- New books and recordings in the Sound Recordings Archives
- Caointe agus seancheolta eile = Keening and other old Irish musics / Breandán Ó Madagáin
- Balkan fascination : creating an alternative music culture in America / Mirjana Laušević
- The Drumcafé's traditional music of South Africa / Laurie Levine
- Strange sounds : offbeat instruments and sonic experiments in pop / Mark Brend
- Exploring sound design for interactive media / Joseph Cancellaro
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