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Newsletter of the Specialized Information Service MusicologyNo. 323 November 2022
Dissertation Reporting Office (dms) of the German Musicological Society (Gesellschaft für Musikforschung, GfM)
New functions availableSince July 2022, a new version of the Dissertation Reporting Office (dms) offers direct links between the registered dissertation projects and the entries from the Gateway Bayern portal. This gives the dms a connection to the B3Kat, the joint catalog of the “Bibliotheksverbundes Bayern” (BVB) and the “Kooperativen Bibliotheksverbundes Berlin-Brandenburg” (KOBV). musiconn.audioA repository for sounding musicIn the current project phase, the Specialized Information Service for Musicology musiconn is building a new repository musiconn.audio, which will serve to store and make available audio files as central source material in musicology. With this emerging service, SLUB Dresden is addressing individual scholars and projects that would like to make their digital audio materials as research data clearly referencable, connectable and sustainably accessible. RISM Music Incipits
Interdisciplinary workshop at the Bayerische StaatsbibliothekOn 19 September 2022, the FID Musicology organized an interdisciplinary workshop on searching for note beginnings in the RISM Catalog in the “Gärtner Hall” of the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek (BSB). Representatives from the fields of use, cataloguing and technology reflected on the current state of RISM Incipit Search and jointly developed perspectives for future adaptations of the catalog. Nine short keynote speeches first provided insights into the various facets of the subject and encouraged a productive exchange between the approximately 30 participants. musiconn.publishWorkshop at the GfM Conference 2022This year the Specialized Information Service for Musicology was again represented at the conference of the Gesellschaft für Musikforschung (GfM) with a workshop. Around 20 interested people took part in the 90-minute event in Berlin, which was led by Eloísa Deola Schennerlein and Andrea Hammes from the SLUB Dresden. The first topic was the basics: Publishing in Open Access and the different variants (green, gold, diamond) were extensively presented, and the not always simple legal situation was explained. In particular, the references to the strategies of the publishers and the importance of the so-called post print for secondary publication met with great interest and were fruitfully discussed by the participants. Subsequently, publishing on musiconn.publish was the focus of interest: almost 2,000 monographic publications and almost 10 journals are now already available in the musicological subject repository since the start of the project in 2017 - with a strong upward trend. The importance of the repository was demonstrated with regard to long-term archiving and the high visibility of the content (on BMS online, RILM, in the KVK). Finally, the legal security of authors was discussed and the possibilities of Creative Commons licences explained in more detail.
Key texts of musicology re-read
Reviewers wanted for the new "re-reading" formatThe editors of the blog musiconn.kontrovers invite you to participate in a new format of contributions: In the section "Re-Lektüren", an examination of musicological literature of the past is to be initiated. The column wants to tap the subject for "key texts" - also in their ambivalence - and discuss questions like the following:
A number of volumes (see below) are already available for review. However, the editorial team is also open to your own suggestions. So please feel free to contact kontrovers.redaktion@musiconn.de, at any time if you would like to discuss one of the above-mentioned or other texts in a "re-reading". The following volumes are currently available and can be made available on request (most in German):
The FID Musicology introduces itself
Online introduction to the musiconn project on 8.12.22 as part of the BSB webinar series "Recherche spezial".In an online introduction, employees of the BSB and SLUB will give an overview of the fields of activity of musiconn and present selected offers on the basis of practical examples: These range from comprehensive research options and the provision of subject databases to the licensing of fee-based e-media for the academic community. The format is aimed at all those interested in research, teaching and studying. Further information can be found here.
News StaffNew member of staff in project coordination at SLUB DresdenSince 1 October 2022, Christian Kämpf has been responsible for project coordination in the FID Musicology at the Sächsischen Landesbibliothek – Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Dresden, in particular for the services musiconn.publish and musiconn.performance. For this purpose, he moved from Halle (Saale), where he worked as a subject specialist at the University and State Library, to the Saxon state capital. From 2019 to 2020 he was a curator at the German Historical Museum in Berlin, and from 2012 to 2019 he worked as a research assistant at the Institute for Musicology and Music Education at the University of Bremen. There he was awarded a doctorate in cultural studies in 2019 with a thesis on the fantastic in musical romanticism. He completed his studies in musicology, Protestant theology and journalism at the University of Leipzig in 2011 with a Magister Artium. Christian Kämpf will be happy to answer any questions you may have about online publishing on musiconn.publish and about the musical event database musiconn.performance.
About this newsletterThe newsletter of the Specialized Information Service Musicology informs you about musicological topics, resources, events and much more.
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