To increase the accuracy of your searches in the online library catalog, include the opus or thematic number of the work if it has one. To locate this number, search in the WORKS list under the composer's name in Oxford Music Online.
Go to:
on the UNC Music Library's homepage to listen to streaming audio. You can create playlists and access them from off campus using your onyen. Some physical and streamed recordings contain liner notes that are a good source of information about the piece(s), performer(s), and composer(s).
Go to Medici.tv to watch concerts, operas, ballets, documentaries, and master classes. You will need your onyen from off campus.
The best way to search for scores or recordings is by ALL FIELDS (KEYWORD) using the most distinctive words in the author's name and work title.
ALL FIELDS: Brahms intermezzo 117
ALL FIELDS: Mozart piano sonata F major 332
You can also specify a particular performer.
ALL FIELDS: Mendelssohn piano trios Emanuel Ax
Use the options on the left side of the results page to refine your search by format or other parameter(s): Music Score, Music Recording, Subject Subject (sonatas (piano), concertos (piano)), etc.
If UNC-CH doesn't own the piece of music you want, search for it in WorldCat. Make a note of the OCLC Accession number of the item you want and include it in your Interlibrary Loan request.
Access new piano-related scores, recordings and books the library has received in the last 30 days.
Undergraduates can check out books, scores, and recordings for 30 days (with 3 renewals).