Make sure you understand the Zotero collections model (which is the same as most photo or music library software). If you delete a collection, items in that collection that are also in other collectio

In the meantime, I would request the developers to take a look at the bulk editing implementation in TagScanner, a nifty tag editing tool for music files.

Hello - I love Zotero! On the subject of music, I would really appreciate the addition of an item type of "song" (and perhaps also "track" for music without lyrics).

Actually, this problem happens with any "non-standard" directory, i.e., any directory other than Desktop, Document, Downloads, Music, Pictures, Public, Videos, and Zotero.

I heartily concur. We historians and musicologists are forever doing work arounds for pieces of music! Please ADD to source types!!

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In the interest of starting a discussion or feature request about this topic for Zotero developers, I'd like to point to a document from learningonscreen.ac.uk, "...GUIDELINES FOR REFERENCING MOVING

A friend of mine a professional panflautist (Andreea Chira) is getting more and more sheet music and compositions from composers, musicians and fellow teachers. She would really need something to orga

Nyhus, Ingfrid Breie. 2019a. «Tradisjoner på spill - Riss av et univers». Norwegian Academy of Music, nr. 1 (juni). https://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/385124/398166.

Pitts, S. (2012). Chances and Choices: Exploring the Impact of Music Education. Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199838752.001.0001

Hi there, I'm a PhD student working on building a multimedia music database. I need to input concert posters as well as political posters (think "Uncle Sam needs you to join the Army"). To be clear, t

/Users/estamko1/Zotero/storage/DNF98SJX/Scherer and Coutinho - How music creates emotion a multifactorial proces.pdf

song is also used to "podcasts" and "audio recording" uses a different perspective, as "perfomer" usually has more relevance (at music an such) and uses variable author.

I don't think that's clearly the case. The Chicago Manual, e.g., clearly has audio books under sound recordings and not under books and at least in the US, they're getting cataloged with other sound r

reminders, and to handle my DVD, Book, and Music collections so when I'm out shopping or find new things I want, I can quickly see if I have it and/or add it to a wishlist. It functions more like a p

Drever, John Levack. 2009. ‘Soundwalking: Aural Excursions into the Everyday’, in The Ashgate Research Companion to Experimental Music, ed. by James Saunders (Routledge Handbooks Online), pp. 163–92

I work almost exclusively in the field of hymnody/church music. I have several thousand volumes in my physical library. I also have a very large zotero database that grows daily.

Please rephrase your question. Are you asking about collections? (Collections are the 'folders' you see below your main Library.) Are you asking about something else? Everything is in your Library (on

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