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MSC 403 | Violin Pedagogy

Professor Hannes Dietrich

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Request materials not owned by LVC via Tipasa, LVC's Interlibrary Loan system.  Interlibrary Loan is a service that provides articles/materials you find from other libraries.

Almost every LVC Library database will provide a Looking for Full-Text? link on each result.  If that fails to connect you to full-text, you'll be given an option to Request this Item through LVC Tipasa.

You can also request materials via Interlibrary Loan from the library's homepage.

With Interlibrary Loan, you'll either get a PDF of  the journal or magazine article or a hard copy that will need to be returned.

Allow 2-3 days for an article; allow up to 2 weeks for books or media.

Where Should I Begin?

There are several good resources available for locating musical scores.

  • e-Scores may be accessed in Classical Scores Library, a collection of over 25,000 classical music scores that are copyrighted as well as in the public domain.

  • For print scores owned by libraries around the world, try searching WorldCat.  If you do use WorldCat, you'll need to use the Interlibrary Loan, orTipasa, to obtain the materials.
  • e-Scores, or scores available full-text, may be accessed in a variety of sources.  There are several databases on the web that freely offer scores found  in the public domain:  Sheet Music Consortium and IMSLP / Petrucci Music Library are two notable collections.
  • Bishop Library owns about 12,000 scores in print, mostly classical music.

Image source: Public Domain. Wikimedia Commons.

e-Scores

Print Scores