Course Number: MU270Subject: Music Research help To arrange an appointment for help with your research, book yourself into my calendar for an appointment. Term paper "minimum of ten scholarly sources on it, including at least one journal article, one Grove article, and one musical score." How can I tell if my source is scholarly? (tutorial) Grove Music Online Access is incorporated through Oxford Music Online Remember to consult the "Bibliography" at the end of the article Cambridge Histories Eighteenth Century Music Seventeenth Century Music Fifteenth Century Music Medieval Music Musical Performance Western Music Theory Books Search Omni to identify books at Laurier and other Omni libraries Use facets at left of results to focus your search e.g, books and ebooks view more Omni help tutorials Scholarly Articles Search Omni to identify articles Use facets at left of results to focus your search e.g, Articles, peer-reviewed Sometimes it is hard to narrow down results in Omni. Consider the following databases that provide direct access to scholarly articles in just music RILM abstracts of Music Literature international coverage of music publications. Music Periodicals Database articles from popular music publications. For more detailed searching, and/or for more obscure topics, try searching across the full text through these databases: JSTOR full text collection of ejournals, searchable across all the full text; you can also limit to music journals Periodicals Archive Online another full text collection of ejournals, searchable across all the full text; you can also limit to music journals Think outside the box, you may find journal literature in other databases, e.g, ATLA Religion Database Church music, etc. Historical Abstracts musical issues related to historical and political events Iter: Gateway to the Middle Ages and Renaissance includes extremely obscure citations​​​​​​ Theses ProQuest Dissertations & Theses (also a great place to find other sources in the bibliography) e.g., Grützmann Januario, L. G. (2020). The roman catholic ordinary mass from circa 1750 to circa 1820: A selected bibliography (Order No. 28187434). Available from ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global. (2457329310). Retrieved from Scores Scores in print and online. Audio Listen Online (library subscriptions such as Naxos) Video The Library subscribes to a number of streaming video services that may contain helpful resources for your term paper, e.g., Films on Demand Citing your sources Chicago Manual of Style, 17th edition, complete manual Citing Music: Chicago Style (University of Manitoba) includes examples for Naxos and YouTube Owl Purdue - Chicago