When I hit Opt+F9, I don't get any codes showing; it just changes the track on the music that's playing (which is the function of the button.)

Powers, Harold S., Frans Wiering, James Porter, et al.: “Mode”, The New Grove Encyclopædia of Music and Musicians, Oxford University Press (Oxford, 2001).

http://www.lib.uwo.ca/music/citemus.html and http://www2.lib.virginia.edu/music/research/citation.html discuss citation conventions for music. In their examples I can only find the key/instrumentation

Can you bump this if and when the music score type comes through? I'm not sure how strong the metadata is on scores at IMSLP, but it'd certainly be great to support it.

IMSLP/Petrucci Music Library is a large resource of public domain sheet music. Scores/parts (and sometimes audio files) are listed on a page representing a given work (e.g. http://imslp.org/wiki/Symph

You can contribute to the discussion on muscial scores by reading the thread I link to and being more explicit about what exactly it is that music scores need. So far we haven't gotten further than "c

thank you for both your comments. As i wrote in my post, music scores require certain classifications, not recorded music.

No custom types. For music, you can choose: "audio recording", "podcast", "radio broadcast". Click on the green plus icon in the center column. Select the type of item you want to create from the drop

How about a music item? Music scores require special fields to books.

I want to set up a saved search returning all items which are not in the collection "Music". It doesn't work however: it includes all items from "Music". They are greyed out, but they are there. What'

First, I must say that I held out for an android tablet forever. I'm not a mac person, but, more importantly, I don't like the way that apple seeks to lock-in users and lock-out a whole range of stuf

Okay, sorry for the delay, and I hope this info is still useful. Music catalogers said that there are two unique items for musical scores, and they gave me MARC field numbers for them:

Here are a few examples from one the main journals in musicology, the Journal of the American Musicological Society:

Okay, I'm a musicologist but not a librarian (I'll contact a librarian for input), but here's the big difference: a music score is basically a book, for item type, but instead of "author" there needs

I've been thinking about the idea of academic napster, i.e. file sharing of academic literature among peers who do not know one another. Apparently, I am not the first one to consider this. (e.g.htt

* Music Score. Older discussions acknowledges the need, but we have no details on necessary fields.

We need comments on how to handle music scores correctly as we try to make the promised schema changes for Zotero 2.1. Please see http://forums.zotero.org/discussion/15636 and https://github.com/ajlyo

NOT : Toop David, Ocean of sound: ambient music, mondes imaginaires et voix de l'éther, Paris, Kargo, 2008.

I'd think - comparisons with ebook readers and music programs really don't work here, considering that most Zotero users have a lot of different items, probably most of them papers and articles.<br /

work for papers in particle physics!). Also, music ripping software has long dealt with this issue. Programs like the popular foobar2000 let you custom-name ripped MP3 files with {artist} {album} {tr