The musiconn.search draws on 18 data sources for music and offers comprehensive search options in over 5.5 million individual entries. Tips and notes on data sources and search can be found in the help section.

The musiconn.search draws on 18 data sources for music and offers comprehensive search options in over 5.5 million individual entries. Tips and notes on data sources and search can be found in the help section.

The musiconn.search draws on 18 data sources for music and offers comprehensive search options in over 5.5 million individual entries. Tips and notes on data sources and search can be found in the help section.

The musiconn.search draws on 18 data sources for music and offers comprehensive search options in over 5.5 million individual entries. Tips and notes on data sources and search can be found in the help section.

The musiconn.search draws on 18 data sources for music and offers comprehensive search options in over 5.5 million individual entries. Tips and notes on data sources and search can be found in the help section.

The musiconn.search draws on 18 data sources for music and offers comprehensive search options in over 5.5 million individual entries. Tips and notes on data sources and search can be found in the help section.

The musiconn.search draws on 18 data sources for music and offers comprehensive search options in over 5.5 million individual entries. Tips and notes on data sources and search can be found in the help section.

Search specifically for new acquisitions of the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek in the field of music.

The Répertoire International des Sources Musicales (RISM) database is the world's most comprehensive documentation in the field of music manuscripts and printed editions from the period between 1600 and 1800. The RISM OPAC contains over one million records of music manuscripts, music printed editions, libretti, and writings about music.

The Répertoire International des Sources Musicales (RISM) database is the world's most comprehensive documentation in the field of music manuscripts and printed editions from the period between 1600 and 1800. The RISM OPAC contains over one million records of music manuscripts, music printed editions, libretti, and writings about music.

BabelScores is a streaming portal for contemporary classical music, which additionally offers the possibility to read along the scores online and to purchase them if necessary. The offer is licensed for the FID Musicology.

BabelScores is a streaming portal for contemporary classical music, which additionally offers the possibility to read along the scores online and to purchase them if necessary. The offer is licensed for the FID Musicology.

The Index to Printed Music allows users to search for individual pieces of music published in scholarly editions, serials, and sets - from ancient times to the present. Designed for the scholars, researchers, and students in the field of music, the Index provides over 550,000 records of individual musical works.

The Index to Printed Music allows users to search for individual pieces of music published in scholarly editions, serials, and sets - from ancient times to the present. Designed for the scholars, researchers, and students in the field of music, the Index provides over 550,000 records of individual musical works.

JSTOR is an international journal title and article database. Its online archive provides access to the electronic full-texts of selected journals from all subject areas with a focus on the humanities and social sciences. The most recent volumes are not accessible at JSTOR. Journals are covered from their first volume up to a so-called "moving wall" (2 - 5 years before the current volume, depending on the title).

The "JSTOR Complete Music Collection" was compiled especially for the needs of the FID Music and contains 111 titles from the field of musicology. It includes not only the titles integrated in JSTOR's "Music Collection", but also all music-related journals offered in the JSTOR archive program. Journals are covered from their first volume up to a so-called "moving wall" (depending on the title, up to ten years before the current volume). The collection contains journals from 16 countries, including such traditional titles as das Archiv für Musikwissenschaft, Musical Times, Revue de Musicologie or Studien zur Musikwissenschaft.

JSTOR is an international journal title and article database. Its online archive provides access to the electronic full-texts of selected journals from all subject areas with a focus on the humanities and social sciences. The most recent volumes are not accessible at JSTOR. Journals are covered from their first volume up to a so-called "moving wall" (2 - 5 years before the current volume, depending on the title).

The "JSTOR Complete Music Collection" was compiled especially for the needs of the FID Music and contains 111 titles from the field of musicology. It includes not only the titles integrated in JSTOR's "Music Collection", but also all music-related journals offered in the JSTOR archive program. Journals are covered from their first volume up to a so-called "moving wall" (depending on the title, up to ten years before the current volume). The collection contains journals from 16 countries, including such traditional titles as das Archiv für Musikwissenschaft, Musical Times, Revue de Musicologie or Studien zur Musikwissenschaft.

JSTOR is an international journal title and article database. Its online archive provides access to the electronic full-texts of selected journals from all subject areas with a focus on the humanities and social sciences. The most recent volumes are not accessible at JSTOR. Journals are covered from their first volume up to a so-called "moving wall" (2 - 5 years before the current volume, depending on the title).

The "JSTOR Complete Music Collection" was compiled especially for the needs of the FID Music and contains 111 titles from the field of musicology. It includes not only the titles integrated in JSTOR's "Music Collection", but also all music-related journals offered in the JSTOR archive program. Journals are covered from their first volume up to a so-called "moving wall" (depending on the title, up to ten years before the current volume). The collection contains journals from 16 countries, including such traditional titles as das Archiv für Musikwissenschaft, Musical Times, Revue de Musicologie or Studien zur Musikwissenschaft.

Medici.tv is a streaming offer from the field of classical music (opera, concert, dance, documentaries).

The "Music Index Online" contains 1.4 million references from over 850 international musicological journals and yearbooks from more than 40 countries. All areas of classical and popular music are covered. Essays, conference reports, obituaries, reviews of books, performances and recordings from the reporting year 1974 are listed. Smaller amounts of data are included for the period 1952 - 1973.

The "Music Index Online" contains 1.4 million references from over 850 international musicological journals and yearbooks from more than 40 countries. All areas of classical and popular music are covered. Essays, conference reports, obituaries, reviews of books, performances and recordings from the reporting year 1974 are listed. Smaller amounts of data are included for the period 1952 - 1973.

The Classical Scores Libraries (four volumes) are collections of printed music, music manuscripts, and previously unpublished material from the 15th to the 20th centuries. Various musical genres are covered, including orchestral and chamber music, opera, song, instrumental and choral music, as well as different score types.

The Classical Scores Libraries (four volumes) are collections of printed music, music manuscripts, and previously unpublished material from the 15th to the 20th centuries. Various musical genres are covered, including orchestral and chamber music, opera, song, instrumental and choral music, as well as different score types.

The Classical Scores Libraries (four volumes) are collections of printed music, music manuscripts, and previously unpublished material from the 15th to the 20th centuries. Various musical genres are covered, including orchestral and chamber music, opera, song, instrumental and choral music, as well as different score types.

The Oxford Scholarship Online Music Collection provides access to selected scholarly textbooks published by Oxford University Press and other University Presses. Available are about 330 titles of the Music Collection from the publishers Oxford University Press, the Yale Scholarship Online Music Collection, the University Press of Mississippi Music Collection and the North Carolina Scholarship Music Collection.

The Oxford Scholarship Online Music Collection provides access to selected scholarly textbooks published by Oxford University Press and other University Presses. Available are about 330 titles of the Music Collection from the publishers Oxford University Press, the Yale Scholarship Online Music Collection, the University Press of Mississippi Music Collection and the North Carolina Scholarship Music Collection.

The collection includes all titles relevant to musicology that have been published since 2013 and are offered as e-books on the aggregator platform MyiLibrary. In particular, titles from Bloomsbury Publishing, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, McFarland & Co, Peter Lang, Ashgate Publishing, Rowman & Littlefield, Routledge, etc. are represented. The title list is updated monthly.

The collection includes all titles relevant to musicology that have been published since 2013 and are offered as e-books on the aggregator platform MyiLibrary. In particular, titles from Bloomsbury Publishing, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, McFarland & Co, Peter Lang, Ashgate Publishing, Rowman & Littlefield, Routledge, etc. are represented. The title list is updated monthly.

The Electronic Zeitschriftendatenbank (EZB) is a service for the effective use of scientific full-text journals on the Internet.

The section of the EZB relevant to musiconn contains the journals from the field of musicology, some of which are freely accessible and some of which are restricted to use in specific libraries.

In the specialized repository musiconn.publish, a constantly growing stock of monographic literature is available, such as qualification publications (dissertations, post-doctoral theses), conference volumes, editor-bound series and individual contributions.

In the specialized repository musiconn.publish, a constantly growing stock of monographic literature is available, such as qualification publications (dissertations, post-doctoral theses), conference volumes, editor-bound series and individual contributions.

The database of the German RIdIM working group lists music and dance representations from the field of fine arts and crafts.

The Database Information System (DBIS) lists online databases, some of which are freely accessible and some of which are only accessible with an appropriate license. Via musiconn you can access a selection of musicological databases. The offer is made possible by a cooperative service for the use of scientific databases from the University Library of Regensburg.

musiconn.scoresearch is a program for finding melodies in selected digitized printed music. The prototype application was developed at the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek and is based on optical music recognition (OMR). Currently, you can search for tone sequences in more than 150,000 scanned pages.

musiconn.scoresearch is a program for finding melodies in selected digitized printed music. The prototype application was developed at the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek and is based on optical music recognition (OMR). Currently, you can search for tone sequences in more than 150,000 scanned pages.

The FID Musicology provides the “Handwörterbuch der musikalischen Terminologie” (HmT) incl. full-text search in the beta version online and has also integrated this data source into the ViFaMusik search. All articles of the six volumes of the HmT published by Steiner-Verlag Stuttgart have been scanned, processed with OCR and provided with a special presentation format. This allows the user not only to find the searched terms simultaneously in all articles of the HmT and to browse comfortably back and forth within the articles, but it also recognizes frequently mentioned places, persons and even nouns in the articles, according to which the user can additionally filter the search. The search terms found are highlighted in color. Every single page of the HmT has a persistent link and is thus scientifically citable..

But not only finding and filtering in the full-text is possible. In the full view, all independent music-theoretical publications before 1900 recognized in the text are also displayed in the left column. If these are freely available online as digital copies, the user is forwarded to these digital copies via a stable link.

The "Handwörterbuch der musikalischen Terminologie" was founded in 1972 by Hans Heinrich Eggebrecht on behalf of the „Akademie der Wissenschaften“ und der „Literatur Mainz“ and continued by Albrecht Riethmüller. Under the editorship of Markus Bandur, a total of six volumes were published by Steiner-Verlag Stuttgart. This reference work, which is of central importance for musicology, is dedicated to the origin and meaning of musical terms and their historical character. Until now, the HmT was published as a loose-leaf collection and thus only usable in library reading rooms.

Via a new Digital Collection of the Munich DigitiZation Center (MDZ), HmT articles can be downloaded in PDF format for private and scientific use and can also be printed out.

The Bayerische Staatsbibliotheks document server makes other independent and dependent publications available to you free of charge. The service offers not only digitized musicological and ethnomusicological works, but also born-digital documents, i.e. works that were intended for online publication from the beginning and have not appeared in print. The spectrum includes dissertations, postdoctoral theses, conference proceedings, and congress reports.

The Bayerische Staatsbibliotheks document server makes other independent and dependent publications available to you free of charge. The service offers not only digitized musicological and ethnomusicological works, but also born-digital documents, i.e. works that were intended for online publication from the beginning and have not appeared in print. The spectrum includes dissertations, postdoctoral theses, conference proceedings, and congress reports.

musiconn.performance is a convenient search tool for musical performances. The database currently contains more than 65,950 records on musical performances and associated persons, works and performance venues.

The WebGuide Music offers a collection of library-indexed Internet resources from the field of musicology. Special browsing options allow you to narrow down the search results by topic.

„Recent Researches in Music Online (RRIMO)“ is a full-text database for over 750 volumes of scholarly editions of musical works from the Middle Ages to the 20th century (scores and individual part editions) published by A-R Editions since 1964. They come from the nine "Recent researches" series for Middle Ages and Early Renaissance, Renaissance, Baroque Era, Classical Era, Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries, American Music, Yale University (1. and 2. series) and Oral Traditions. There is a moving wall of 5 years for the latest volumes.

The text parts of the publications are fully searchable; the volumes are additionally indexed with structural data. The music texts can be printed out or downloaded for private use.

„Recent Researches in Music Online (RRIMO)“ is a full-text database for over 750 volumes of scholarly editions of musical works from the Middle Ages to the 20th century (scores and individual part editions) published by A-R Editions since 1964. They come from the nine "Recent researches" series for Middle Ages and Early Renaissance, Renaissance, Baroque Era, Classical Era, Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries, American Music, Yale University (1. and 2. series) and Oral Traditions. There is a moving wall of 5 years for the latest volumes.

The text parts of the publications are fully searchable; the volumes are additionally indexed with structural data. The music texts can be printed out or downloaded for private use.

„Recent Researches in Music Online (RRIMO)“ is a full-text database for over 750 volumes of scholarly editions of musical works from the Middle Ages to the 20th century (scores and individual part editions) published by A-R Editions since 1964. They come from the nine "Recent researches" series for Middle Ages and Early Renaissance, Renaissance, Baroque Era, Classical Era, Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries, American Music, Yale University (1. and 2. series) and Oral Traditions. There is a moving wall of 5 years for the latest volumes.

The text parts of the publications are fully searchable; the volumes are additionally indexed with structural data. The music texts can be printed out or downloaded for private use.