Music_At_The_Eva_B._Dykes_Library

Music At The Eva B. Dykes Library After visiting The Eva B. Dykes Library, I’ve found out that there are many musical resources available. Books, magazines, and computers are the typical means for information, however, not only does the library offer these assets but it also provides a Media Resource Center. The research center provides students with cassette tapes and cassette players, television’s, VCR’s and video’s. In addition, many activities are available for students while working in the library. Students might surf the internet, watch video’s, listen to tape cassette’s, read a wide range of books and magazine’s, study, or in most cases do research. When searching for a book, or magazine, a call number is displayed, each call number contains a specific meaning. The following call numbers meanings are as follows: ML (Literature of Music) MT (Musical Instruction and Study) M (Instrumental Music). A bibliographic citation for each of the following would go accordingly: The Broadway Song Companion, DeVenney, David P. ML128. M78 D48, © 1998 Study & Listening Guide for a History, Burkholder, J. Peter MT6.5 .B92 © 1996 The Comprehension Study of Music, Brandt, William E. M2 .C67 V. © 1996 After researching a “Slit Drum” eva, dykes, library, students, music, dictionary, slit-drum, research, musical, available, study, slit, harvard, center, call, books, wide, two, specific, range, one, new, information, grove, different, audio, while, wall, various, tube, slit-drums, resources, resource, provides, pitches