Lists published sheet music for art songs and arias. London: British Broadcasting Corporation, 1966. Saratoga, CA: Resource Publications, 1988.Ī catalog of choral music, by title, composer, and category.īritish Broadcasting Corporation.

Early Broadway sheet music: a comprehensive listing of published music from Broadway and other stage shows, 1843-1918.

Broadway sheet music: a comprehensive listing of published music from Broadway and other stage shows, 1918-1993. Movie song catalog: performers and supporting crew for the songs sung in 1460 musical and nonmusical films, 1928-1988. All are located at the Art, Music and Recreation Center reference desk unless otherwise noted:īenjamin, Ruth and Arthur Rosenblatt. The following are print sources that can be used to verify song titles and information. Instructions for using this complex database are at Search Copyright Records. The United States Copyright Office also maintains information about songs and composers. They each maintain databases of songs by all the composers and lyricists they represent. You can also verify the song titles, songwriters, and performers of songs by searching the websites of the major performing rights organizations ( ASCAP and BMI). By entering lyrics that you know, within quotation marks if you remember them exactly, you can often find the title of your song. It is also often possible to search for webpages that have the lyrics to the song you that you seek. However, it is often helpful to remove the quotation marks in case your title consists of fewer or more words, or in case some part of the title might be spelled differently. You can type the song title in quotation marks to find an exact title match. Search engines like Google can verify song titles.

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