Agawu, Kofi. 1988. Music in the funeral traditions of the Akpafu. Ethnomusicology 32, no. 1:75-105.

I couldn't agree more! I'm a musicology graduate student who uses Zotero all the time. I tried to get a colleague turned on to the program, but when they tried to use it with RILM it compressed all th

(any techno-music fans out there?)

It is broad WRT to the expression type (could be an image, or an object, or even music in theory), while being narrow WRT to the work type or genre (art).

For a long time, music database such as Gracenote have been able to automatically identify a piece of music and create the metadata straight from the music itself. Similar techniques could be used by

Grove Music Online, all people who studies music will go there.

Can Zotero translate grovemusic.com?

Title: A Guide to Recorded Music, by Irving Kolodin

Finally what I'd like is the same as what itune is doing when it is collecting and organizing all music files you have on your computer. This would help a lot to move painlessly from the old system to

International Index of Music Periodicals(http://iimp.chadwyck.com)

For sheet music, authors of music and lyrics now export as contributors, so you will no longer be able to tell composers apart from lyricists for a given sheet (Zotero doesn't have a sheet music item

Here's one more issue I just noticed, an alphabetization problem. In the tag box, capitalized words are alphabetized and listed before lower-case words that begin with the same letter, e.g. "Musicians

Such a problem was present when I decided to convert musicbrainz.org (and other sources of music data such as Jmendo, Magnatune, etc). So I started to develop the Music Ontology. Since then, about 40

Did you take a look at the music ontology I am developing with Yves Riamond and other people? (musicontology.com). About 40 people aggregated around this ontology to form an interesting development co

// TODO: BILL, CASE, COMP, CONF, DATA, HEAR, MUSIC, PAT, SOUND, STAT

Also, as a student and teacher of visual culture, it is not clear how to reference non-textual material (I'm referring especially to Roland Barthes meditations on the subject in his "Image, Music, Tex

I think I can get around it, but still, a button under the green + sign listing "Image" or "photograph" might be helpful. For now, "artwork" seems like the closest thing. Still, I'd like to hear what

Also, as a student and teacher of visual culture, it is not clear how to reference non-textual material (I'm referring especially to Roland Barthes meditations on the subject in his "Image, Music, Tex