Below are listed some of the library's databases that may be of use to you for your music research. Make sure to read the database's descriptions in order to learn about the content you can find in each database. These databases contain both scholarly and popular articles, so you'll need to pay attention to what type of information you're looking at.
To see our full list of databases, please refer to our A-Z database list.
What's included?
*Transcriptions of opera arias and art song texts
*Browse by composer, arias, poets, or Latin texts
What's included?
*Access to classical streaming music
*Limited to 20 simultaneous users.
What's included?
*Access to streaming opera performances
*All films include public performance rights
What's included?
*Articles on the diverse history, theory and cultures of music around the globe
The following databases cover a variety of different disciplines, including music.
What's included?
*Citations and full-text to resources relating to multiple subject areas
*Access to articles in the journal Science from 1990 to the present
What's included?
*Full-text to academic journals and primary sources in multiple disciplines
What's included?
*Access to full-text articles on multiple subject areas
What's included?
*Full access to the Humanities Collection
OneSearch provides a simple way to search for books, eBooks, videos, articles, and more, all in one place. In the search box above, you will see a drop-down list of options for filtering your search. To find articles, you have several options:
Advanced Search
To perform an advanced search, click on the "advanced search" link located just below the OneSearch box above. You'll not only be able to select which collections to search in, you'll also see different fields you can enter your search terms in. You can also limit by material type, language, and publication date.