Library: Selborne

In-text citation examples:

(Jess Glynne, 2015)

Reference list examples:

Jess Glynne (2015) Why me [download]. 3 mins. 31 secs. I cry when I laugh. London: Atlantic Records. Available from http://www.amazon.co.uk/Why-Me/dp/BOOXDD4WC8/ref=sr 1 1 ?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1434981993&sr=8-1 &keywords=jess+glynne+why+me [accessed 22 June 2015].

Format of reference:

• Artist(s) stage name
• Year of release in round brackets
• Title of track (in italics only if it is not from an album)
• In square brackets put CD/download, followed by a full stop
• Length of track in minutes and seconds (if available) followed by a full stop
• Title of album (if applicable) in italics, followed by a full stop
• Place of production (if known), followed by a colon
• Record label, followed by a full stop
• If accessed online, put 'Available from' followed by the web address and in square brackets, put 'accessed' and the date you accessed the music track, followed by a full stop.

In-text citation examples:

(Mozart, 1989)

Reference list example:

Mozart, W.A. (1989) Benedictus [CD]. 5 mins. 14 secs. Requiem. Deutsche Grammophon.

Format of reference:

• Composer (surname, initials)
• Year of release in round brackets
• Title of track
• In square brackets put CD/download, followed by a full stop
• Length of track in minutes and seconds (if available) followed by a full stop
• Title of album (if applicable) in italics, followed by a full stop
• If the performer is significant put Performed by, followed by the performer(s)' name (first initial, a full stop and their surname) followed by a full stop
• Place of production (if known), followed by a colon
• Record label, followed by a full stop
• If accessed online, put 'Available from' followed by the web address and in square brackets, put 'accessed' and the date you accessed the music track, followed by a full stop.

In-text citation example:

(Wagner, 1966)

Reference list example:

Wagner, R. (1966) Tristan und Isolde [CD]. Conducted by K. Bohm. Hamburg, Germany: Polydor.

Format of reference:

• Composer (surname, initials)
• Year of release in round brackets
• Title of album in italics
• In square brackets put CD/download, followed by a full stop
• If the performer/composer is significant put Performed/Conducted by, followed by the performer/conductor's name (first initial, a full stop and their surname) followed by a full stop
• Place of production (if known), followed by a colon
• Record label, followed by a full stop
• If accessed online, put 'Available from' followed by the web address and in square brackets, put 'accessed' and the date you accessed the music track, followed by a full stop.

In-text citation example:

(Berlin, 1994)

Reference list example:

Berlin, I. (1994) There's no business like show business [score]. In: The Irving Berlin anthology. Milwaukee, USA: The Irving Berlin Music Company, 236-241.

Format of reference:

• Composer (surname, initials)
• Year of publication in round brackets
• Title (and subtitle if applicable) of score (in italics only if it is a single score)
• In square brackets put score followed by a full stop
• If part of a collection, put 'In', followed by a colon, then Title of the collection in italics, followed by a full stop
• Place of publication (if available)
• Publisher, followed by a comma
• Page range (if available) followed by a full stop.

In-text citation examples:

(Thorne, 2023)

“The rest is silence” (Shakespeare, 1982, Act 5, Sc.2, 363)

Reference list example:

Thorne, J. (2023) Harry Potter and the cursed child [live performance]. London: Palace Theatre, 9 August.

Format of reference:

• Artist/composer/choreographer/writer(s)’ name. If they use a stage name, give the name in full e.g. Florence and the Machine or Jess Glynne. Otherwise, use the standard format e.g. Wagner, R.
• Year of performance in round brackets
• Title of performance or short description, if more appropriate, in italics
• In square brackets put live performance, followed by a full stop
• If applicable put Performed by, followed by the name of the performer, followed by a full stop
• Place of performance followed by a colon
• Venue of the performance followed by a comma
• Day and month of the performance, followed by a full stop.

In-text citation example:

(Johnson, undated)

Reference list example:

Johnson, B. (undated) Volpone [online performance]. Available from https://www-dramaonlinelibrary-com.proxy.library.lincoln.ac.uk/video?docid=do-9781350997677&tocid=do-9781350997677_4502752451001 [accessed 29 August 2023].

Format of reference:

• Artist/composer/choreographer/writer(s)’ name. If they use a stage name, give the name in full e.g. Florence and the Machine or Jess Glynne. Otherwise, use the standard format e.g. Wagner, R.
• Year of performance in round brackets
• Title of performance or short description, if more appropriate, in italics
• In square brackets put online performance, followed by a full stop
• If applicable put Performed by, followed by the name of the performer, followed by a full stop
• Place of performance (if known) followed by a colon
• Venue of the performance (if known) followed by a comma
• Day and month of the performance (if known), followed by a full stop.
• Put Available from, followed by the web address
• In square brackets put accessed and the date you accessed the performance, followed by a full stop.