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Navigating the library’s extensive music resources can feel overwhelming.
In this workshop, learn how to score in your research by picking up practical tips to refine your search strategies and locate relevant materials across diverse fields.
The Music Resources Discovery Series explores tools and techniques for finding music-related research across disciplines.
Join us in Part 1: Do-Re-Mi: Starting Your Music Research for beginners' techniques in music research.
Resources
Learn
- To identify information needs and match them to relevant library resources
- To apply appropriate tools and filters within various databases to locate relevant sources for music research
Recommended for Participants
Bring along a laptop or tablet to follow along with the demonstrations.
Speaker
Wong Yong En
Assistant Music Librarian
Yong En is an assistant music librarian at NUS Libraries. She loves writing about the arts and helping other people do so too. She completed her B.Mus at the Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music and her M.A (Research) at the NUS Department of Southeast Asian Studies.
Part of the University initiative
All NUS staff and students are welcome.
Booking availability on a first-come, first-served basis.
For enquiries on Music & Humanities resources
For general enquiries
Disclaimer
All information provided on the presentations is on an “as is” basis and you agree that you use such information entirely at your own risk. NUS Libraries does not in any way, expressly or implicitly, endorse any third party products, processes
or services.
NUS Libraries prohibits the use of presentation slides without permission.
NUS Libraries prohibits the use of presentation slides without permission.
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participation in the event.
