Rather, following usage in the main Library OPACs, it can be employed as a browsable tool giving access to certain item-level records for material which either exist as bound volumes or are otherwise similar in format to published material. Readers exploring records for music manuscripts may find this option useful. Do not include initial articles in your search. Arrangement Titles are arranged alphabetically.
Numbers always precede letters.
In response to your search the computer will display a list starting with the closest approximation to your query. The number in round brackets following each series indicates the number of entries for it in the catalogue. Click on previous window and next window to move up and down the list. Note that the index will display as a separate item any entry which differs in the smallest particular from another. When you think you have identified the name you want, it may be worthwhile to scrutinise surrounding entries.