What kind of examples are included on this page?
As you scroll, you'll find footnote and bibliography entry templates and examples of citations for real sources for the following types of scores:
- Print score: Single composer
- Vocal score
- Reprint score
- Digital score: Something that was originally in print but has been made available digitally (e.g., items on IMSLP or in a library database like Classical Scores Library)
- Digital Score: A born-digital score (something that was created as a digital score and never available in print)
- Part of a score (e.g., individual Lied in a set, introduction to a score by an author who isn't the composer, etc.)
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Introduction or other text-based section of a score
Print score: Single composer
Print score single composer footnotes:
Print score single composer bibliography entries:
Vocal score
Vocal score footnotes:
Vocal score bibliography entries:
Reprint score
Reprint score footnotes:
Reprint score bibliography entries:
Digital score: Something that was originally in print but has been made available digitally (e.g., items on IMSLP or in a library database like Classical Scores Library)
Digital score that was originally in print and scanned to be made available digitally footnotes:
Digital score that was originally in print and scanned to be made available digitally bibliography entries:
Digital Score: A born-digital score (something that was created as a digital score and never available in print)
Born-digital score footnotes:
Born-digital score bibliography entries:
Part of a score (e.g., individual Lied in a set, introduction to a score by an author who isn't the composer, etc.)
Part of a score footnotes:
Part of a score bibliography entries:
Introduction or other text-based section of a score
Introduction or other text-based section of a score footnotes:
Introduction or other text-based section of a score footnotes: