Find Library Books
 Use our catalog to find books, videos, CDs, etc.
Use WorldCat to find and request books from other libraries.
Use our list of e-books to find electronic books.
Check out books from other libraries, including the public library system and UNC-Asheville. Ask a WWC librarian how.
Just so you know:
- Reference books contain overviews of a range of topics.
- Regular books usually present more focused treatments of a subject.
- Electronic books can be viewed or checked out online.
View a list of the books I found, or
suggest one that you'd like me to add to the list.
Find Articles
Finding an article can involve three steps.
1. Use Articles & Databases to find articles or citations. If the citation includes the full-text or image, you can get the article right away. If not, go to Step 2.
2. Use Journal Finder to see if we have the journal issue you want. If we do, get your article from the source. If not, go to Step 3.
3. Use Interlibrary Loan to request the article from another library.
View a list of the articles I found, or
suggest one that you'd like me to add to the list.
Selected Full-Text Databases
Interdisciplinary databases covering a variety of subjects:
Music and/or religion databases:
Selected Web Sites
The Public Radio program, Sound and Spirit, includes bibliographies.
Jewish Music WebCenter, includes web resources.
UC Santa Barbara's Internet Resources in Music includes a section on folk, traditional, and nonwestern music.
Harvard University's list of Music Information Meta-Sites is a gold mine of information.
Indiana University School of Music's links to Worldwide Internet Music Resources, includes sections on genres and research.
Help
Painless Library Research includes information on documentation and plagiarism.
Personal assistance: send me email, call me at ext. 3054, or come see me.
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