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Welcome to the MUSI 3010: Studies in Early Modern Music (1500-1700) research guide. The guide provides quick links to the resources you need to succeed in your course. Whether you are online or on-Grounds, UVA Library services and support are available to all students.
Your Librarian
Your Librarian is Amy Hunsaker
Each school/department at UVA is assigned a research librarian. 
Connect with Amy for help with your assignments.
Amy can help with: Locating music scores, brainstorming your research topic, developing your search strategy, capstone/thesis/dissertation planning, identifying relevant databases/journals for your research and literature reviews, and citation management. Amy can meet with you in-person or online via Zoom.
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Help me with citations in Chicago
For most courses in Music our preferred citation style is Chicago Manual of Style (always check with your professor to confirm!).
- Chicago Manual of StyleThe official style guide for CMS.
- Purdue OWL: Chicago Manual of StyleA great resource from Purdue University with lots of examples for citing sources in CMS.
- Notes & Bibliography: Sample CitationsExamples of note and bibliography citations for books, chapters from edited volumes, electronic resources, newspaper articles, interviews, websites, and social media content.
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