Answered By: Diana Hellyar
Last Updated: Jul 14, 2026    Views: 38

Recorded music is available in the library's CD collection and through the following databases:

  • Music Online : Classical Music in Video
    • Music Online features influential performances and documentaries that highlight classical music’s evolution across eras, from canonical masters to contemporary composers.
  • Naxos Music Library
    • Provides streaming music along with liner notes, opera synopses, libretti, composer and artist biographies, discographies, and other resources essential for music research. Content can be searched through browsing, keywords, or advanced search options.
  • Naxos Music Library: Jazz
    • Offers many of the same features as their regular database streaming audio, supplementary documents, and robust search options but specifically for jazz music. 
  • Smithsonian Global Sound for Libraries
    • A virtual encyclopedia of the world’s musical and aural traditions, providing educators, students, and listeners with diverse resources that support the creation, preservation, and study of global music. SCSU provides access to Volumes I and II.

Both instrumental and vocal scores (sheet music) may be found in SouthernSerach and on the second and third floors of the stacks:

  • Music Online: Classical Scores Library, Vols. 1-6 A series of six volumes encompassing all major classical musical genres and time periods from the Middle Ages to the 21st century with full, study, piano, and vocal scores.
  • 2nd Floor: M2 - ML54
  • 3rd Floor (Oversized): O L - O MT



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