I add an MP3 into my music library in a playlist A. Then I drag it into another playlist B. Then I remove it from playlist A. The MP3 still exists in playlist B, so therefore it must be a duplicate.<b

As a performance studies student I find myself regularly needing to cite live dance, theatre and music performances - which Zotero doesn't handle. I realise that a proliferation of item types makes da

I don't use it to collect websites or film or music. I use mainly bibliography. However, from time to time it acts weird like:

cf. e.g. gmail categories of playlists of most music players.

zotero "folders" are called collections and they function more like playlists than folders (think music player, like iTunes). When you drag an item to a collection you are not moving it or copying it,

My biggest concern is that "music scores" can be published in multiple ways: As "books," "book sections," and even "manuscripts" (for unpublished scores). Any solution we find needs to be able to acco

I do understand that score and book citations look alike (and like chapters if in an anthology). From a musicological user standpoint, however, it's also having an ICON for music score to distinguish

so here's my concern: For citations, music scores are cited both as books:

Sorry for the delay in reporting back. I have consulted with two music librarians, and we came up with the following to create a musicScore item type. Here is a first round of suggestions, subject to

I've been using Z. for a couple of weeks now, and have just started inputting my collection of audio recordings and music scores, which is distinctly secondary in importance to management of scholarly

no. Collections are _not_ folders - a good way to think about them is playlist - if you're adding an mp3 to a playlist, it will still exist in the list of all your music files (and if you remove an it

harvestable and usable in ways that last.fm (for music) and Mendeley (for references).

Number detection in the title would be great but an even better addition would be if documents could be assigned a number-metadata like tracks in a music player. This way it would be much easier to so

generally, keep in mind that the general approach in Zotero and CSL is to limit field and item names as much as possible - e.g. there almost definitely won't be multiple music score item types, having

I'm a musicologist, and I'm going to work with a music librarian and, hopefully, a tech person and/or cataloger in our library in order to get this fully fleshed out. None of us have done Zotero deve

@ajlyon: What new materials / info would be useful to help with the "music score" type addition? I checked out the sites

Cotter-Lemus, K. (2009). Children of possibility: Children’s musicking in communities of practice (Ph.D.). University of Rhode Island and Rhode Island College, United States -- Rhode Island. Retrieved

Cotter-Lemus, K. (2009). Children of possibility: Children’s musicking in communities of practice (Ph.D.). University of Rhode Island and Rhode Island College, United States -- Rhode Island. Retrieved

Cotter-Lemus, K. (2009). Children of possibility: Children’s musicking in communities of practice (Ph.D.). University of Rhode Island and Rhode Island College, United States -- Rhode Island. Retrieved

issues involved. There is also some dicussion on music scores in that thread.