Christina Guillaumier asked the Whittaker Library to buy this book as required reading for her 3rd year BMus class (Music in
History 3 Russian Modernism course). It will be useful for a forthcoming essay.
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| What? I only get one chocolate? |
"Published for the International Federation for Theatre ResearchClick here (the link will work for anyone with an institutional subscription - remember to login if you're off-site).Theatre Research International publishes articles on theatre practices in their social, cultural, and historical contexts, their relationship to other media of representation, and to other fields of inquiry. The journal seeks to reflect the evolving diversity of critical idioms prevalent in the scholarship of differing world contexts."
"The Routledge Performance Archive is a developing resource produced in partnership with Digital Theatre, providing unique access to an unprecedented range of audio-visual material from past and present practitioners of performance.
This ground-breaking and constantly growing online collection delivers essential resources direct to the classroom, lecture theatre and library.
The video material spans more than fifty years of documented work direct from renowned practitioners and specialists, and ranges across the entire spectrum of theatre topics."
As advertised on the BUFVC (British Universities Film and Video Council ...Raising awareness of moving image & sound content in your institution
Friday 7 December 2012, 10am – 3pm
The Geological Society, Piccadilly, London
- Do you promote the use of moving image and sound within your institution?
- Do you find it difficult to engage students and lecturers to use audiovisual content?
- Are your students concerned about how to reference audiovisual content in their work?
Visit it here.[You are invited to] "our virtual exhibition on the life and works of Henry Vieuxtemps (1820-1881). The Music Department of the Royal Library of Belgium holds the largest collection of scores by the famous 19th century Belgian violinist and composer. The exhibition gives a chronological survey of his career and features numerous unpublished documents including autograph scores, letters and illustrations. Available languages: French and Dutch."
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| From a blog at The Telegraph, with due acknowledgements |
'The E.T. Bryant Memorial Prize is awarded to a student of Library and Information Science, or to a librarian in their first five years in music librarianship, for a significant contribution to the literature of music librarianship. Publication does not preclude entry. The prize is £250, awarded jointly by IAML(UK & Irl) and the Music Libraries Trust ...'
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| Catherine Small and Karen McAulay |
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| Pleased to acknowledge FineArtAmerica.com |
"Next week in the Conservatoire is our first independent learning week. This will be the first time our students will have the opportunity to engage in self-directed learning."The Whittaker Library staff look forward to being of assistance to students as they engage in their independent learning. You're doing the learning - and we're here to help!
