Music Theory

The Library has a collection of commercial compact discs and LPs (vinyl), all of which may be checked out. In addition, there is a collection of Stetson Recitals (beginning in 2000) archived on compact discs and available for in-library use only. The Front Desk has external cd drives you may check out for two hours. LPs may be checked out and the library also has a record player that may be borrowed and used in the library.

Locations: 

CDs. Ask at the Front Desk. Call numbers begin with CDISC followed by a number.

Stetson Recitals. Ask at the Front Desk. Call numbers start with the year of the recital performance.

LPs. Located in stacks on first floor after the MT call number section. Call numbers begin with REC followed by a number.  They are shelved in numerical order.

Note: 

The search limiter for CDs is Music CD.  The search limiter for LPs is Music LP.

Locations and call numbers: 

Commercially-produced compacts discs and Stetson recital recordings are all housed behind the Circulation Desk.  Ask for them by call number. Commercially-produced CDs have call numbers beginning with CDISC, such as CDISC 437.  Stetson recitals use call numbers reflecting date of performance, such as 2008APR02 (year, month, and day of month).  If there are multiple recitals on a single date, that is usually reflected with letters, e.g., 2008APR02B, etc.

Vinyl records are on the shelves on the main floor, near the scores and books about music. Record call numbers begin with REC followed by a number.  They are shelved in numerical order.