I love my new ARM64 Lenovo Chromebook and basically, everything I use for research/data analysis/music runs on ChromeOS, Android or linux (Debian 64bit) except Zotero, RStudio or Synology Apps. While

We are still able to perform J.S. Bach music because music notation and instruments have not changed whithin 3 centuries. In computer science, every 6 months, software are upgraded, functionnalities

I'm working on a CSL style and the University requires music recordings to be put in a separate "discography", while everything else is put in the main bibliography. I've searched around looking for h

for Vocalists and Instrumentalists. Journal of Music Teacher Education, 30(1), 53–64. https://doi.org/10.1177/1057083720947412. It's all capitalized just like it was written in the pdf's. I even chec

I am writing my own (well rather heavily modifying an existing) CSL style and I've run into a bit of a problem while trying to cite music in accordance with the University style guide. The required ci

Style now available: https://www.zotero.org/styles?q=id:early-music-history

Anderton, A. (2015). 'Displaced Music: The Ex-Concentration Camp Orchestra in Postwar Germany', Journal of Musicological Research, 34(2), pp. 141-159. Available at: doi:10.1080/01411896.2015.1020249 (

I have just had a go at the style and you can test it out via this link. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/citation-style-language/styles/df5d71a6c6235ff878187d8604438234db1dbc5e/early-music-history.c

Early Music History: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/early-music-history/information/instructions-contributors

I'm using a citation style (Cambridge University Press note) that almost fits the journal I'm preparing to submit to, except that it does not include "p." and "pp." for page numbers. Is there a way t…

We first encountered this using Music Index with Full text, but went back and confirmed that the same problem is happening in Historical Abstracts with Full Text, and presumably with all the Ebsco pro

As per the section "The Zotero Collections Model" in the "Collections and Tags" page in the Documentation: "In this sense, collections are more like music playlists than folders in your computer files

Songwriter, A. (Date). Title of song in sentence case [Song recorded by]. On Title of album in italic sentence case. Name of music publisher/record label/studio.

However, I believe that this solution is not satisfactory due to the special nature of Byzantine music sources. Specifically, each such source carries information from two different scientific fields:

I am a PhD candidate in Byzantine Music. I open this discussion in order to kindly suggest a new type of reference. I hope this effort becomes an occasion to introduce a new type of reference in the Z

I assume my zotero related files are taking up the bulk of the 49.17 GB of "other" in memory - this is the largest category on my memory by far taking up close to 5x more memory than any other categor

Not really sure what you're saying here. Collections are like photo albums or music playlists — items can appear in one or more, but they always show up in My Library. That's the basic design of all l

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).