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| Study of objects in an image |
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| Abbreviation used for a library that appears in encyclopedias, indexes, and bibliographies |
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| Short excerpt of a musical theme included in thematic catalogues |
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| Authority heading for titles assigned by catalogers for all versions of the work regardless of the title appearing on the score, sound recording, etc. |
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| Words and phrases used to categorize materials (names, uniform titles, subject headings, etc.) |
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| Publication in celebration or honor of someone |
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| Combined library catalog including the holdings of a group or consortium of libraries |
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| List of sources used or cited in a written work or on a particular topic; some are annotated; may be comprehensive or selective |
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| Listing or bibliography of sound recordings |
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| Using keyword searches to identify the subject heading(s) for a particular topic |
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| Material such as manuscripts, letters, recordings originating from or contemporary with the topic of your study; also defined by some as the source most integral to your research |
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| Second part of a call number, which denotes the author or subject of a work. (ML102.O6; .O6 is the cutter that would indicate that the topic of the encyclopedia is opera |
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| A symbol used as a substitute for the ending of words (sonat?); acts like the OR operator |
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| Die Musik in Geschichte und Gegenwart (Literally ‘Music in History and the Present’); most important non-English reference work in music |
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| American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers; right protection agency |
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| Repertoire International des Sources Musicales (International Inventory of Music Sources) |
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