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Music
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-- See Also the narrower term Aleatory music
Here are entered musical compositions which have been created by chance methods or which may be performed in random or indeterminate style. The heading is used as a second heading for those works having a specifically named medium of performance, e.g. 1. Piano music. 2. Aleatory music.
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-- See Also the narrower term Art music
Music composed in any classical, learned, and/or court tradition, in cultures that have a division between art and folk music. For popular and folk music in cultures that distinguish it from art music see Popular music; Folk music, or a subgenre of either.
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-- See Also the narrower term Bible in music
Here are entered general works about use of the Bible in musical compositions. Musical compositions set to texts from the Bible are entered under headings such as Magnificat (Music); Psalms (Music).
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-- See Also the narrower term Chants
Musical compositions that consist of the rhythmic speaking and/or singing of words or sounds.
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-- See Also the narrower term Choral music
Here are entered works on choral music. Musical compositions for or with chorus are entered under the headings Choruses; Choruses, Sacred; or Choruses, Secular, followed if appropriate by type of chorus and accompaniment.
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-- See Also the narrower term Chords (Music)
--subdivision Chord diagrams under individual musical instruments and families of instruments, e.g. Piano--Chord diagrams
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-- See Also the narrower term Computer music
Here are entered musical works not in a specific form or of a specific type in which the sounds are generated or altered using digital technology.
--headings for forms and types of music that include "computer" or "computers" and headings with medium of performance that include "computer" or "computers"
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-- See Also the narrower term Crime in music
Here are entered works on the depiction of crime in musical compositions. General works on the relationship between crime and music are entered under Music and crime.
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-- See Also the narrower term Dance music
Here are entered collections of miscellaneous dance music. Music for individual dances is entered under dance form, e.g., Polkas; Waltzes.If the work is for a specific medium, a second heading is assigned, e.g. 1. Dance music. 2. Piano music.For an individual dance which is assigned a heading that is not qualified by medium, a second heading is assigned if the work is for a specific medium, e.g. 1. Mazurkas. 2. Piano music.For works consisting of dance music of an individual ethnic group, additional subject entry is made under the heading [ethnic group]--[place]--Music.
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Musical works which are defined by sensibilities radically opposed to or pushing the boundaries of institutionalized aesthetic conventions in music at the time they were composed.
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-- See Also the narrower term Feminist music
Here are entered musical works about feminism and women's rights. Musical works composed, performed, and produced by and for women and often associated with the lesbian feminist movement in the United States are entered under Women's music. Musical works about women are entered under Women--Songs and music.
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Here are entered collections of miscellaneous folk dance music. Music for individual dances is entered under dance form, e.g. Square dance music.If the collection also contains dance instruction, two headings are used, e.g. 1. Folk dancing. 2. Folk dance music.If the collection is for a medium other than piano, an additional heading is used for the medium, e.g. 1. Folk dance music. 2. Orchestral music, Arranged.For works consisting of Folk dance music of an individual ethnic group, an additional subject entry is made under the heading [ethnic group]--[place]--Music.
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-- See Also the narrower term Folk music
For folk music of a specific ethnic group, an additional subject entry is made under the heading [ethnic group]--[place]--Music.
--see also headings for music of individual instruments followed by the qualifier "(Folk)" and the subdivisions Methods (Folk) and Studies and exercises (Folk) under individual musical instruments and families of instruments
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-- See Also the narrower term Folk music
Locally or regionally traditional music that was originally developed in performance and aurally transmitted in community contexts, and for music composed stylistically and/or ideologically within these traditions.
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Musical compositions composed or adapted to accompany activities or events, incite actions or emotions, or to use in particular locations.
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-- See Also the narrower term Humorous music
Here are entered musical compositions of humorous effect in general. Humorous musical compositions of more specific types are entered under Humorous songs; Musical parodies, etc. General works about humor as expressed in musical compositions are entered under Humor in music. Humorous works on the subject of music are entered under Music--Humor.
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Here are entered collections of music in several forms or of several types for various combinations of instruments.
--Organ masses, Septets, Symphonies, and similar headings for music in specific forms or of specific types, and headings such as Percussion with string orchestra, Piano music, Trio sonatas (Violins (2), continuo) for music for specific instruments
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Arrangements of vocal music for one or more instruments without voice.
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-- See Also the narrower term Jazz
Here are entered jazz instrumental works for two or more performers. Songs performed in jazz style by a vocalist or vocal group, with or without accompaniment, are entered under Jazz vocals.
--headings for solo instrumental music followed by the parenthetical qualifier "(Jazz)," e.g. Piano music (Jazz); also headings that include the term "jazz ensemble" as a medium of performance, e.g. Concertos (Flute with jazz ensemble); Jazz ensemble with orchestra; Suites (Jazz ensemble); Vibraphone with jazz ensemble; and headings for individual musical instruments and families of instruments with the subdivisions Methods (Jazz) or Studies and exercises (Jazz)
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-- See Also the narrower term Jazz
Here are entered jazz instrumental works for two or more performers. Songs performed in jazz style by a vocalist or vocal group, with or without accompaniment, are entered under Jazz vocals.
--headings for solo instrumental music followed by the parenthetical qualifier "(Jazz)," e.g. Piano music (Jazz); also headings that include the term "jazz ensemble" as a medium of performance, e.g. Concertos (Flute with jazz ensemble); Jazz ensemble with orchestra; Suites (Jazz ensemble); Vibraphone with jazz ensemble; and headings for individual musical instruments and families of instruments with the subdivisions Methods (Jazz) or Studies and exercises (Jazz)
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-- See Also the narrower term Marches
Here are entered collections of march music for various mediums of performance. Individual marches and collections of marches for a specific medium of performance are entered under the heading followed by the medium.
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Here are entered compositions in the Western musical tradition that employ intervals smaller than a semitone in the chromatic scale. The heading is used as an additional heading for works whose medium of performance is specified, e.g. 1. Sonatas (Piano) 2. Microtonal music.
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-- See Also the narrower term Military music
--subdivision Songs and music under individual wars and names of individual military services, e.g. World War, 1939-1945--Songs and music; United States. Army--Songs and music
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