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Pollak library owns a number of audio and video recordings that would be of interest to Dance students. The recordings are stored on the fourth floor of the Library's north building. These materials check out only to faculty for classroom use. Students may listen to or view these materials on the fourth floor where there are rooms set aside for this purpose. For detailed information on this service, click on the Audiovisual and Curriculum Materials Center.
If the library owns the audio or video recordings on your topic, how do you find it?
The Library
Catalog is the listing of everything this library owns.
It is an easy to use database which can be searched by title, author, subject or
keyword.
Samples:
If you are looking for a videorecording on dance in India:
1. Search the library catalog by keyword. 2. Enter: videorecording dance India
If you want to know if we have a recording of In the
Hall of the Mountain King
1. Search the library catalog by keyword. 2. Enter: Hall Mountain King
and limit by material type "audio media"
Recommended Collections of
recorded dance or music:
The JVC Video Anthology of World Music and Dance (videorecording)
M 1627 J9 1990
This is a 19 cassette set of
videorecorded documentaries on Dance throughout the world. Each
videorecording
will cover one to three different
countries.
The Garland Encyclopedia of World Music (Reference
ML100 .G16) This multi-volume encyclopedia has an
accompanying set of audio
compact discs which are stored with the rest of the sound recordings in the
Audio
Visual collection on the fourth
floor. (call number for audio compact discs: AVD 1141)
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This site is prepared and maintained by Cynthia Bruns, Reference Librarian, Pollak Library, California State University Fullerton. Last updated: 11/14/05 |