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De musicis: An Annotated Bibliography of Works on Ancient Greek and Roman Music
 
Prepared by
Gianfranco Mosconi
Bibliographer for MOISA

 

Click to download: De musicis (2004) (PDF format)

 

To the readers of De musicus

 

• The bibliographical entries are divided into sections, according to their (main) chronological pertinence (except for the first section, which is devoted to general topics).
• Many bibliographical entries are followed by a summary, whose author is indicated at the bottom of the summary itself, after the full stop, between square brackets (e.g. in this manner: «...end of the summary [Angela Bellìa]».
• Sometimes, the summary is an abstract which was already available with the text of the study, or which was got from some other source, as Internet (see, e.g., some publications whose abastracts are available on the personal site of their author); in this case, between brackets we put the note «[abstract, 215]», which means «this abstract is on the book/journal, page 215» or [«abstract disponibile su www.dismec.unibo.it, ecc...]» (or something similar), that is «this abstract is on this web page».
• Sometimes, after the bibliographical entry there isn't a summary, but this kind of indication: «[vd. Sezione 4]», that is «see in 'Sezione 4'»: this happens when a single entry is repeated in two or more sections, and the summary is proposed only on its first appeareance.
• The final words at the end of each bibliographical item are the entries for the subject index.

 

Now...enjoy your bibliographical index!