Classical Music Library: Creating Playlists

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Classical Music LibraryCreating Playlists

• Tutorial by
• Sally Carroll-Ricks, MLS, MM, AHIP
• Systems Administrator/E-Resources Librarian
• Blumberg Memorial Library
• Texas Lutheran University

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Permission

• Permission from Alexander Street Press to use
  screen prints and information from Classical
  Music Library is gratefully acknowledged by the
  Blumberg Memorial Library, Texas Lutheran
  University, Seguin, Texas, March 22, 2007.

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Go to Library Home Pagehttp//bulldogs.tlu.edu
Click the Alphabetic Database List
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Click Classical Music Library
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Click Playlist Folders
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Click the themes folder
Direct URL http//tlu.classical.com/permalink/fo
lder/themes/
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Under one of the folders, click View more
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Click i for complete list of recordings related
to Norton Recorded Anthology of Western Music,
Vol. 1, CD 2
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CML recordings related to Norton RECORDED
Anthology of Western Music (Vol. 1, CD 2)
Click Play icon to hear composition
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To create a folder of recordings, register by

• Clicking Add to my Playlists or
• Clicking My Playlist or
• Clicking Register
• . . . from many screens

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Registration is free
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After youve registered, click Log in, My
Playlists, or Add to my Playlists when you see
a link
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Click on Create and edit playlists
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Click Create new playlist
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Name your playlist and click Create
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Click the Search tab
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Click Period
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Boo-hoo -- CML has nothing before the Medieval
period
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Cant remember the dates for an historical
period? Click the Reference tab, then
Historical Periods
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Medieval (c500-c1430). Notice the link to CML
Medieval Music.
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Need to rename a playlist? Click on it.
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Click rename
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Now you can type in the box
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Or, on the list of playlists, click DELETE
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Click Edit to add tracks to your playlist
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Conduct a search by period and you will find
485 tracks. Notice the dropdowns to help you
narrow your search by genre, sub-genre, etc.
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Medieval Genres include
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Medieval Sub-genres include
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Browse to a track you want to add, then click on
the i to add it to your playlist
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On next window, click Add to Playlist
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On next screen, click the link to your playlist
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Click close to continue adding tracks
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Navigate to a track you want to add then click
the i
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On next screen, click Add to Playlist
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On next screen, click on your playlist
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To see your playlist, click Edit
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You can delete a track, add the whole work from
which your track comes, or checkmark tracks to
cut or copy
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You can also copy tracks from a CML Themed
Playlist
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From the Norton playlist, click i to add a
track to your playlist
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Click Add to Playlist
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On next screen, click your playlist
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The track has been added to your playlist
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Cant find it in CML?

• Send me an email with the name of the composition
  and composer scarroll_at_tlu.edu
  
• If I cannot find it in Classical Music Library, I
  will ask CML to add it, or, I will seek to locate
  a recording and order it for the library
  collection

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Need help? Contact me

• Sally Carroll-Ricks
• [phone]
• scarroll_at_tlu.edu