UMKC Libs Links
Often-used library links!
- MERLIN Library CatalogSearch for books, scores, recordings, videos, and more held by the UMKC Libraries and other University of Missouri libraries.
- UMKC Libraries Databases by TitleQuick link to all UMKC Libraries databases listed by title.
- Serials Solutions Journal FinderHow to discover what journals are available online through the UMKC Libraries.
- ILL@UMKCCheck the status of your interlibrary loan requests, or place a request.
- eTurabianMaking citations easy in Turabian style!
- Chicago Manual, 16th Ed, ONLINEIf you need more help with a citation than Turabian can offer, check this out!!!
- WorldCat (UMKC subscription)
- Info on wireless printing on campus.
Where to Start?
If you are a musician, you cut your musical teeth on pieces by German and Austrian composers: Beethoven, Mozart, Haydn, Bach, Brahms, and many many more. In your music history courses, you learn how their music became part of various -isms, when patronage fell out of fashion, and when Nationalism meant turning away from Germanic influences, if that was at all possible.
But what about the context in which these works were written? What about the political, economic, and social environments as well as what was being created in the fine and performing arts aside from music? We'll provide some tips for finding relevant information in library resources for your intellectual journey to learn more about the influences on music in German culture.
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