Music
Examples in this guide are provided for footnote citations (N) and bibliography (B). Footnotes and bibliography format contain most of the same elements but are formatted slightly differently. For example, notes use paragraph (first line) indentation, and the bibliography entries use hanging indents. If you cite one source multiple times, you may use shortened notes for citations after the first one -- see directions here.
Jump to specific examples in the table below:
| Oxford Music Online | Album | Music Track from Database | Digital Liner Notes |
| Physical Book | Live recording on YouTube | Spotify Track |
Oxford Music Online Entry with author (17.1.8)
N:
B:
Oxford Music Online entry without author (17.9.1 & 17.1.8)
N:
B:
Track from an album (CD) (17.10.3.4)
N:
Entire Album (CD) (17.10.3.4)
B:
Track from a database (Naxos) (17.10.3.4)
N:
B:
Liner Notes (Naxos)
N:
B:
Critical edition (17.10.4.3)
N:
B:
Live recording (17.10.3.4)
N:
B:
N:
B:
