Select course Type in your course number, eg, MUSI1200 Select SMIL-RESV as reserve collection Go to Yorkline Reserves How to find films and videos in Yorkline Keyword searching allows you to limit searches by item type or format, both of which produce different results. When record companies reissue jazz recordings, they often package them according to original record label or session series rather than original album title. To find an album in its reissued state, you should do a keyword search using the performer and the name of the record company. Things can get even more confusing when albums are repackaged according to original label and then issued under the name of a different performer. Although this is unusual, it indicates the kinds of problems you can have in determining whether or not we have something.
Titles also appear in different languages, depending on the record company's origin.
Keyword searching provides the most flexible options, but if you know a little bit about how uniform titles are used you're better off. Types of compositions, such as symphonies, string quartets, etudes. These qualifications are best searched through keyword by combining, for example, a number with a medium or a composer's name. Broad medium, such as Vocal music or Piano music, in instances where it is a collection. Remember that when you use the title field in keyword or title searching, you are searching both the actual container title and the uniform title.