Appetizers: Online Music Resources

Citing MUSIC SOURCES in your essay and bibliography using "Turabian" Style.

Penn State Information Cycle

The companion website for Music Research: A Handbook, by Laurie J. Sampsel. This site is designed to supplement and enhance the material found in the text. It includes all the links cited in the text as well as supplemental links not cited; updates to bibliographies and readings; and lists of the research tools in the text, core music journals, and major professional music associations.

These links can assist you in compiling your bibliography using resources found in GALILEO by offering citation examples from the most popular style guides.

Sponsored by the Capital Community College Foundation, a nonprofit 501 c-3 organization that supports scholarships, faculty development, and curriculum innovation.

Purdue University Owl webpage contains links to sources which will help researchers to cite electronic sources using different styles.

A classic reference tool that describes the principal requirements of plain English style and concentrates attention on the rules of usage and principles of composition most commonly violated.

Paul Robeson Library's (Rutgers University) 1950's style video defines plagiarism.

Central Piedmont Community College Library's plagiarism tutorial.

LibGuide at DePauw Libraries

LibGuide at Indiana University Libraries