Digital scores available online through subscription databases. Access limited to USask Library members only.
Access is restricted to current students, faculty, and staff of the University of Saskatchewan for educational, research, and non-commercial personal use. Systematic copying or downloading of electronic resource content is not permitted by Canadian and international copyright law.
1. Use the Advanced Search option in the Library Catalogue.
2. Enter composer and title or subject keywords.
3. Select "Musical Score" from the Material Type menu.
1. To locate individual items in a composer's collected works using Grove Music Online, first select the "Works" tab under the entry for the composer.
2. Notice the list of complete works editions available for this composer at the top of the page, and the abbreviation for each one.
3. Navigate to the entry for the piece of music you are trying to locate. [hint: use CTRL-F to search the contents of the page]
4. Look to the right-hand columns to note the location of this piece within the complete works. The entry will usually include volume and page number.
5. Locate the complete works for this composer on the shelf and find the corresponding volume and page number. All complete works are located in the M3 section of the library and organized alphabetically by composer name (i.e. Mozart complete works have the call number M3 M, Schubert works have M3 S, etc.)
Music scores can be found in different locations in the Music Library, in databases, or websites. Use this guide to find scores in music databases, Education & Music Library collections, in the complete works and collected editions, and public domain scores in websites.
Websites that offer FREE access to digitized scores online.
The University of Saskatchewan's main campus is situated on Treaty 6 Territory and the Homeland of the Métis.
© University of Saskatchewan
Disclaimer|Privacy