Briefs / Feuilletons

Briefs / Feuilletons Jim Cassaro and Georgina Binns RILM Music Encyclopedias has just added two new titles into its continuously expanding collection of historical and current reference texts: • Kovačević, Krešimir, gen. ed. Muzička enciklopedija, 2d ed. (Zagreb: Jugoslavenski Lekskografski Zavod, 1971–1977). 3 vols. (713–[14] p. [7]; 742 p.; 789 p.) • In Croatian and Serbian. • Krešimir Kovačević, ed. Leksikon jugoslavenske muzike (Zagreb: Jugoslavenske Leksikografski Zavod Miroslav Krlea, 1984). 2 vols. (589 p.; 575 p.) • In Croatian. The 2023 additions to RILM Music Encyclopedias enrich the content of the collection with two complementary titles that document the music history and musical life of Southeastern Europe. Both reference works were edited by the distinguished Croatian music historian Krešimir Kovačević (1913–1992), who was active as a music writer, critic, teacher, conductor, and editor-in-chief of the Croatian music periodical Arti musices (1973–1979). Both works were published by the Jugoslavenski Leksikografski Zavod in Zagreb and represent a collaboration of the best scholars from all six Yugoslav states. The addition of these titles, which augment the coverage and depth of RILM Music Encyclopedias, emphasizes RILM's mission to include the music scholarship of all countries and in all languages. RILM Music Encyclopedias can be accessed via EBSCOhost and on RILM's platform Egret at rme.rilm.org. For further information, please e-mail encyclopedias@rilm.org. _______ This summer, RILM Abstracts with Full Text will add eleven more titles to its full-text journal collection. The new titles are: • 1/1: The Journal of the Just Intonation Network (San Francisco: Just Intonation Network. 1985–2007). ISSN 8756-7717 • Beiträge zur Musikwissenschaft (Berlin: Verlag Neue Musik, Sonderpublikationen, 1973–1979). ISSN 0005-8106 • Етномузика: Збірник наукових праць і матеріалів [Etnomuzika: Zbìrnik naukovih prac' ì materìalìv] (L'vìv: L'vìvs'ka Nacìonal'na Muzična Akademìâ ìmenì M. V. Lisenka, 2006–). ISSN 2523-4846 and e-ISSN 2523-4854 • Hortus musicus (Bologna: Ut Orpheus Edizioni, 2000–2005). ISSN 1129-4965 • Journal of the Association of Nigerian Musicologists (Ife-Ife: Association of Nigerian Musicologists, 2007–). e-ISSN 1597-0590 • Journal of the International Alliance for Women in Music (Washington, DC: International Alliance for Women in Music, 1989–). ISSN 1082-1872 • Magyar zene: Zenetudományi folyóirat (Budapest: Magyar Zenetudományi és Zenekritikai Társaság, 1960–). ISSN 0025-0384 [End Page 142] • Nachrichten zur Mahler-Forschung/News About Mahler Research (Wien: Internationale Gustav Mahler Gesellschaft, 1976/1977–). ISSNs 1608-8956 and 1609-0349 • Research Perspectives in Music Education (Tallahassee, FL: Florida Music Educators Association, 1990–). ISSN 1947-7457 • Sinfónica (Montevideo: Sinfónica, 1995–). ISSN 1510-3544 • 中央音乐学院学报 [Zhongyang Yinyue Xueyuan xuebao]/Journal of the Central Conservatory of Music (Beijing: Zhongyang Yinyue Xueyuan/Central Conservatory of Music, 1980–). ISSN 1001-9871 These additions showcase the depth and range of RILM's international scope, with full-text coverage that embraces a diversity of languages, nations, and approaches to music research. RILM Abstracts of Music Literature with Full Text is a comprehensive bibliography of writings on music, featuring citations, abstracts, and indexes. It covers over one million publications from the early nineteenth century to the present on traditional music, popular music, jazz, classical music, and related subjects, enhanced with full text. More about the full-text journals can be found on the RILM Web site (https://www.rilm.org/abstracts/). _______ RILM issues third edition of How to Write About Music. Répertoire International de Littérature Musicale (RILM) has released the third edition of How to Write About Music: The RILM Manual of Style, edited by James R. Cowdery, as an e-book. The manual addresses a multitude of special problems faced by writers on music—problems rarely solved by general writing guides. It applies an international perspective to matters often handled piecemeal and in ethnocentric fashion: work titles, manuscript sources, transliteration, non-Western theoretical systems, opus and catalogue numbers, and pitch and chord names, to name just a few. Detailed guidelines are provided for the bibliographic handling of standard print, audiovisual, and electronic sources, as well as specialised ones such as programme notes, liner notes, and music videos. A chapter on indexing is also included. Throughout, abundant examples illustrate each...