You can search for books in the Duke Libraries Catalog. Tip: Use quotation marks, such as "love songs" to search words together as a single phrase.
The Books & Media search in the catalog will give you the best result for books.
Browsing by subject in the library catalog:
Search a collection of important scholarly journals representing a range of disciplines.
Search for journal articles in the humanities and social sciences published by university presses, including the Duke University Press
Search for scholarly literature from a range of disciplines; many articles available through Duke Libraries. Add Duke Libraries under 'Library Links' in your GS settings.
For very recent musicians, current newspapers and magazines are likely to be the best sources for information. Some newspaper databases focus only on current content, and others include older issues; coverage is indicated below.
Search for articles and interviews related to rock music
Search for news, business, legal, medical, and congressional information. Note: formerly named Lexis Nexis Academic.
Dissertations can be surprisingly good sources for your research, since they are scholarly, can be very focused investigations, and often shed new light on a topic.
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Browse an online collection of classical music, operas and ballets
The 33 1/3 book series is one of the best sources for album reviews. You can search the full list of titles here.
You can search album reviews on these websites:
You can search CDs and vinyl records on the Music Library homepage. Click the "recordings only" button to limit search to CDs and records.
Many CDs have liner notes with information and musical analysis.
Search for transcriptions and literal translations of opera arias and art song texts