NOTE:
- In Chicago, sound recordings are usually listed in a separate discography, rather than in the bibliography.
- A performer or presenter is only given principal credit if they are the focus of the recording.
Note-Bibliography
Note:
Note#. Writer/Composer/Performer(s), Title of Song or Recording, Other Writer/Composer/Perfomer(s), Year of Issue/Copyright, by Recording Label, Format.
Example:
12. New York Philharmonic, Concerto in E minor: for violin and orchestra, op. 64 / Mendelssohn, Conducted by Bruno
Walter, New York: Columbia, 1948, Compact Disc.
Short Note:
Note#. Writer/Composer/Performer(s), Title of Song or Recording.
Example:
20. New York Philharmonic OR 20. New York Philharmonic, Concerto in E minor.
Bibliography Entry:
Writer/Composer/Performer(s). Title of Song or Recording. Other Writer/Composer/Perfomer(s). Year of Issue/Copyright,
by Recording Label. Format.
Example:
New York Philharmonic. Concerto in E minor: for violin and orchestra, op. 64 / Mendelssohn. Conducted by Bruno
Walter. Recorded 1948. New York: Columbia. Compact Disc.
Author-Date
Note: A performer or presenter is only given principal credit if they are the focus of the recording.
Text Citation:
(Writer/Composer/Performer(s) Year of Issue/Copyright.)
Example:
(New York Philharmonic 1948)
Reference Entry:
Writer/Composer/Performer(s). Year of Issue/Copyright. Title of Song or Recording. Other Writer/Composer/Perfomer(s).
by Recording Label. Format.
Example:
New York Philharmonic. 1948. Concerto in E minor: for violin and orchestra, op. 64 / Mendelssohn. CD. Conducted
by Bruno Walter. New York: Columbia.
