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Emusicquest: the Music-in-Print Series.
Compiled by Donald Reese. http://www.emusicquest.com, [Music libraries and other institutions: $400 annually, for unlimited access with authentication by IP address. Music retailers/distributors: $300 annually (alternately $170/6 months; $30/month) for access with name and password. Accessed 25 August
The Music-in-Print Series has been a standard bibliographic tool in many music libraries since the publication of Margaret Farish's inaugural volume, String Music in Print (New York: R. R. Bowker Co., 1965). Farish's involvement continued with string supplements and Orchestral Music in Print (Philadelphia: Musicdata, 1979); Musicdata, Inc., began publishing the ...
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