July 6-13
July 13-20 and
July 20-27,
2008
at Lyndonville, Vermont 05851



 

Take a Musical Vacation
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The VMAA Music Library

 

The Vermont Music and Arts Association has a fairly extensive music library for use by participants, VP1.gif (50134 bytes)but you may want to bring some from your own collection. To help you decide what to bring, you may consult the library catalogue on line.

You may view the catalogue of performance parts in the VMAA music library in an alphabetical list of titles by composer, or in a list by genre (string quartet, woodwind quintet, piano trio, vocal duet, etc.)

View entire catalog sorted by composer:

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View entire catalog sorted by genre:
 as HTML as PDF
View additions made in 2007 or 2008 sorted by composer: as HTML as PDF  
View additions made in 2007 or 2008 sorted by genre: as HTML as PDF  

The alphabetical listing by composer is self-explanatory.

The list by genre is sorted by the library call number, the first letter of which is

E
P
R
V

for Ensemble without piano
for instrumental music with Piano
for Reference material (not performance parts)
for Vocal music

The two or three digits following the intial E or P for the instrumental works are
First:
  

for ensembles (E) the number of instruments (up to 9); 9 also indicates large ensembles
for piano works P2 includes works for 2 pianos (P202) or one piano, 4 hands (P204)

Second:
Third:

 

 

1 = strings only, 3 = winds and strings, 5 = winds only
a code for the specific instrumentation

The two digits following the intial V for the vocal works are

First:
Second:

  

the number of vocal parts
0 = unaccompanied voice(s)
2 = with piano
4 = with instrument(s) other than piano
6 = with piano and other instrument(s)

For example, string quartets (E412) sort before wind quintets (E532) and violin sonatas (P211), and all vocal works sort after instrumental works.