Music Cataloging at
Yale
Sound recording cataloging
Choice
of Main and Added Entries for Sound Recordings
Sound recordings present many possibilities
of name and title access points. Follow chapters 21 and 25 and the corresponding
LCRIs, to determine the choice of main entry and added entries:
One composer
Main entry for one composer,
1 work (25.7A)
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Enter under composer/uniform title
(100/240)
Main entry for one composer,
2 works (25.7A)
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Enter under composer/uniform title (100/240)
for the first work
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Make name/uniform title added entry (700/t)
for the second work
Main entry for one composer,
3-5 works (LCRI 25.34B-25.34C)
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Enter under composer/collective uniform title
(100/240) appropriate to the item as a whole
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Make name/uniform title added entries (700/t)
for each work
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This does not apply to all of a composer's works
of one type or medium or to a collection of a consecutively numbered group
of works; to collections of non-classical music; or to multi-disc collections
that are not yet complete.
Main entry for one composer,
6 or more works (LCRI 25.34B-25.34C)
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Enter under the name/collective uniform title
(100/240) appropriate to the item as a whole
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Make name/uniform title added entries (700/t)
as follows:
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1. If the works may be divided into not more than
five groups of three or more works, for each of which a collective uniform
title naming a type would be appropriate, make a name/uniform title added
entry for each group. Translation: use up to five collective uniform
titles, OR
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2. If some of the works can be grouped as in #1
above and others cannot, and the groups and the remaining individual works
together add up to five or less, make a name/uniform title added entry for
each group and for each of the remaining works. Translation: use
up to five collective and individual uniform title, OR
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3. If neither #1 or #2 above can be applied but
one of the works is featured, make a name/uniform title added entry for that
work; in addition, make a name/collective uniform title added entry appropriate
to the remaining works if it is different from that used in the main entry.
Translation: if it is impossible to limit the name/uniform title
added entries to five collective and/or individual uniform titles, use a
name/uniform title for any work that is featured on the item and make a
collective uniform title for the rest of the works, as long as that collective
uniform title does not end up being the same as the collective uniform title
in the 240 field.
Two or more composers
Main entry for two or more
composers : with a collective title
If a sound recording has works by two or more composers and has a collective
title, the main entry is under either:
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Principal performer: Enter under the
heading (1XX) for the person/body represented as principal performer on the
chief source of information when:
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1. When two or more principal performers
are named in the chief source of information, consider to be principal performers
those given the greatest prominence there. If all performers named in the
chief source of information are given equal prominence there, consider all
to be principal performers.
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2.When only one performer is named in the
chief source of information, consider that performer to be a principal
performer.
OR
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Title proper: Enter under title (245):
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1. When there are four or more principal
performers.
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2. When none of the performers are named
in the chief source of information (consider that there are no principal
performers).
Main entry for two or
more composers : without a collective title (21.23D, b) (This rule
refers to "classical" music)
If a sound recording has works by two or more composers without a
collective title:
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Main entry is under name/uniform title (100/240)
for the first work;
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Make name/uniform title added entries (700/t)
for the other works;
-
Make name added entries (700) for principal
performers.
Order of added
entries
Two or more composers
(LCRI 21.7B) Main entry is under principal performer
or title proper.
When there are twenty-five or fewer works needing two or more different
name/uniform title headings, create up to fifteen headings following these
guidelines:
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Make one name/uniform title added entry
for:
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1. one work by one composer
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2. one excerpt from one work by one composer
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two or more consecutively numbered excerpts
from one work by one composer
-
3. three or more unnumbered or nonconsecutively
numbered excerpts from one work by one composer
-
4. three or more works by one composer (enter under
a collective uniform title under the name of the composer)
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Make two name/uniform title added entries
for:
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1. two works by one composer
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2. two unnumbered or nonconsecutively numbered
excerpts from one work by one composer
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Do not make name/uniform title added entries
for:
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1. twenty-five or fewer works requiring more than
fifteen name/uniform title added entries
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2. pop, folk, ethnic, or jazz music
collections
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3. recitals with an emphasis on performer or
instruments rather than the music itself
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4. multi-part items incomplete at the time of
cataloging
(LCRI 21.7C) Main entry is under name and uniform
title for the first work (100/240)
When there are fifteen or fewer musical works requiring two or more
name/uniform title headings, follow these guidelines:
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Make one name/uniform title added entry
for:
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1. one work by one composer
-
2. one excerpt from one work by one composer
-
3. two or more consecutively numbered excerpts
from one work by one composer
-
4. three or more unnumbered or nonconsecutively
numbered excerpts from one work by one composer
-
5. three or more works by one composer (enter under
a collective uniform title under the name of the composer)
-
Make two name/uniform title added entries
for:
-
1. two works by one composer
-
2. two unnumbered or nonconsecutively numbered
excerpts from one work by one composer
-
Do not make name/uniform title added entries
for:
-
1. twenty-five or fewer works requiring more than
fifteen name/uniform title added entries
-
2. pop, folk, ethnic, or jazz music
collections
-
3. recitals with an emphasis on performer or
instruments rather than the music itself
-
4. multi-part items incomplete at the time of
cataloging
Make added entries from within any one of these
categories in the order in which they appear in the transcribed areas of
bibliographic record (LCRI 21.29)
Regardless of where personal names or titles or corporate names are found
within the 245, 250, 260, and 5XX fields, they are entered in the 7XX fields
in the following order:
° Personal name headings precede personal name/title headings.
Within personal name/title headings, headings for related works
precede headings for analytical titles.
° Corporate name headings follow any personal name or personal name/title
headings.
° Corporate name/title headings follow.
° Uniform title headings precede any related or analytical title as
added entry.
Added entries within each of these categories are given in the order in which
they appear in the 245, 250, 260, and 5XX fields.
1. Personal
name alone
each heading given in the order in which the name
appears in 245, 250, and 5XX fields |
700
0_, 700 1_ |
2. Personal
name/title:
a. related title (the work is not included in
the sound recording)
each heading given in the
order in which the name and title appears in the 245, 250, and 5XX
fields.
b. analytical title (the work is included in the
sound recording)
each heading given in the
order in which the name and title appears in the 245, 250, and 5XX
fields. |
700 0_, 700 1_
700 02, 700 12 |
3. Corporate
name alone
each heading given in the order in which the name
appears in the 245, 250, 260, and 5XX fields. |
710
1_, 710 2_ |
4. Corporate
name/analytical title
each heading given in the order in which the name
and title appears in the 245, 250, and 5XX fields. |
710
12, 710 22 |
5. Uniform
title
each heading given in the order in it appears
in the 245, 250, and 5XX fields. |
730
0_, 730 02 |
6. Title
each title given in the order in it appears in
the 245, 250, and 5XX fields.
generally add titles that are "distinctive" in nature. |
740
0_, 740 02 |
Comments to Mickey Koth Yale
University Music Library
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University Library Last revised February 5, 2009.