MOUG 2009 Conference
Feb. 18, 2009
Wendy A. Sistrunk
Music Catalog Librarian
University of Missouri—Kansas City
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010 LC control number
040 Cataloging source
1xx Heading
4xx “See” reference
5xx “See also” reference
667 Notes indicating other headings (e.g., “Do
not confuse”; “Cannot identify with”, clarifications
on when to use, etc.)
670 “Work cat” – Citation for the item that the
authority record was created
670 Additional information from other sources
675 Source data not found
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1xx Name ǂt Uniform title
4xx “See” reference
5xx “See also” reference
670 “Work cat” – Citation for the item that
the authority record was created
670 Additional information from other
sources
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“Work cat”
Catalog
Reference sources
Databases
Web sites
Communication with people
◦ conversations in person
◦ telephone calls
◦ e-mail correspondence
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LC catalog
Aria Database
Authority Tools of A/V Catalogers
Classical Composers Database
Dead Musician Directory
Dead People Server
Dead Rock Stars Club
Famous Name Changes
Find-a-Grave
Gaylord Lib. Necrology file
IMDb
International Alliance for Women in Music
Jazz Pseudonyms
MLA Obituary Index
OCLC
Political Graveyard
Types of Compositions
Soc. Security death Index
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Anderson, E.R. Contemporary Amer.
composers,
2nd ed.
ASCAP, 4th ed.
Baker, centennial ed.
Claghorn, C.E. Biog. dict. of Amer. mus.
Grove,
ed.
Guinness enc. of popular mus.
Int. ww in mus.,
ed. [for 1st-14th eds.]
MGG
Mus. index, [year] cumulation
New Grove, 2nd ed.
Grove dict. of Amer. mus.
Norton/Grove dict. of women composers
Riemann Musik Lexikon, 12. Aufl.
Sutton, A. Pseudonyms on Amer. Records, 2nd rev. and
exp. ed.
Ww in Amer. mus., classical, 2nd ed.
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100 1 Gibson, Joe D., ǂd 1929-2005
400 1 Katzberg, Joseph Paul, ǂd 1929-2005
670 Rarin' rockabilly [SR] 197-: ǂb
container (Joe D. Gibson)
670 Rockin' country style WWW site, July 6,
2007 ǂb (Gibson, Joe D.; Joseph Paul
Katzberg; b. 1929, d. 2005; rockabilly
musician and air traffic controller)
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100 1 McNeil, Joan N.
400 1 Sistrunk, Joan
400 1 Sistrunk, Joni
400 1 Newcomer, Joan Catherine
670 Adolescence and death, c1986: ǂb CIP t.p. (Joan
N. McNeil; Ph.D.) pub. info. (asst. prof., Dept. of Family
& Child Development, Kansas St. U., Manhattan)
670 LC database, Apr. 2, 1998 ǂb (hdg.: Sistrunk,
Joan)
670 Graham, R. O, Jesus, thou of loving grace, c1963:
ǂb caption (words by Joni Sistrunk)
670 Phone call to author, April 2, 1998 ǂb (Joan
Sistrunk is previous legal name; aka Joni Sistrunk; b.
Joan Catherine Newcomer, Apr. 27, 1929, El Dorado,
Kans.)
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100 1 François, Claude, ǂd 1939-1978
400 1 François, Claude, ǂd 1939-1977 ǂw nnaa
400 0 Cloclo, ǂd 1939-1978
400 0 Clo-Clo, ǂd 1939-1978
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Harvey, J. Une idole nommée Cloclo, c1978 (subj.) ǂb
t.p. (Cloclo) p. 5 (Claude François) p. 220 (d. June 25, 1977)
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WW France, 1977/78 ǂb (François, Claude; b. Feb. 1,
1939)
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Delange, C. Claude François, c1985: ǂb t.p. (Claude
François) p. 13 (b. Feb. 1, 1939 in Ismaïla, Egypt) p. 122 ("CloClo," Claude François, d. Mar. 11, 1978 at 2 PM, accidentally
electrocuted in his bath, buried Mar. 15, 1978)
670 All music guide WWW site, Apr. 14, 2005 ǂb (Claude
François; b. Claude Marie Antoine François, Feb. 1, 1939,
Ismailia, Egypt; d. Mar. 11, 1978, Paris, France; nicknamed CloClo)
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100 1 Tipton, Billy, ǂd 1914-1989
400 1 Tipton, Dorothy Lucille, ǂd 1914-1989
670 Suites me, 1998: ǂb CIP t.p. (Billy
Tipton) galley (b. Dorothy Lucille Tipton,
1914; d. 1989, Spokane, Wash.; jazz
musician)
670 FirstSearch, NewsAbs ǂb (Billy Tipton,
jazz pianist and leader of the Billy Tipton
Trio; also played saxophone)
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100 1 White, Eddie, ǂd 1919-1996
400 1 White, Edward R., ǂd 1919-1996
667 Do not confuse with jazz pianist and composer active
in the 1920s and 1930s: White, Eddie
670 His Yesterday's cake, c1985: ǂb t.p. (Eddie White) p.
168 (b. June 18, 1919)
670 Internet movie database WWW site, November 28,
2006: ǂb (Eddie White; b. June 18, 1919, the Bronx, New
York; d. October 22, 1996, Lenox Hill, New York; sometimes
credited as Edward R. White, Eddie R. White; actor)
670 ASCAP, 4th ed. ǂb (White, Edward R.; b. June 18, 1919,
New York, N.Y.; composer, author, producer, actor)
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100 1 Robyn, William, ǂd 1894-1996
400 1 Bennett, Bert, ǂd 1894-1996
400 1 Brown, Tom, ǂd 1894-1996
400 1 Conroy, Frank, ǂd 1894-1996
[etc.!]
670 William Robyn oral history interviews: ǂb label (William Robyn)
transcript (Wolf Scarpioff, Mario Rubinoff)
670 Enc. of rec. sound, c2005 ǂb (Robyn, William; b. Latvia 1894; d.
Englewood, N.J., 12 Apr. 1996; tenor; born William Rubin he used more
than 50 pseudonyms on recordings published by Victor, Columbia,
Cameo, and approx. 50 other labels between 1919 and 1931)
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Pseudonyms on American records, c2005: ǂb p. 401 (Bert Bennett
; Tom Brown ; Frank Conroy ; Fred Conroy ; Thornely Crane ; Jack Ender ;
Al Foster ; Fred Franklin ; Buddy Gravelle ; Edward Hamilton ; Ray
Hamilton ; Bobby Mack ; John Manning ; Walter Norton ; Ray or Roy
Powell ; Walter Ray ; William Robinow ; William Robinson ; "Wee" Willie
Robyn ; George Ruban ; Cantor William Rubin ; William Rubinoff ; William
Scarpioff ; Henry Scott ; Eddie Shaw ; Harry Smith ; John Spear ; William
Stanley ; Frankie Waters ; Wee Willie)
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100 1 Morgan, Dan, ǂd d. 1865
400 1 Smith, John, ǂd d. 1865
400 1 Native, Sydney, ǂd d. 1865
400 0 Dan the Breaker, ǂd d. 1865
400 0 Down the River Jack, ǂd d. 1865
400 0 Bill the Native, ǂd d. 1865
400 0 Big Morgan, ǂd d. 1865
400 1 Morgan, Jack, ǂd d. 1865
400 0 Mad Dan Morgan, ǂd d. 1865
400 0 Morgan, ǂd d. 1865
670 Morgan the murderer, 1989: ǂb t.p. (Dan
Morgan) p. xvii (died 1865) p. 1 (Daniel Morgan, alias
John Smith, alias Sydney Native, alias Dan the
Breaker, alias Down the River Jack, alias Bill the
Native, alias Big Morgan, alias Jack Morgan, alias Mad
Dan Morgan; he directed his victims to call him
'Morgan')
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100 1 Marsh, John, ǂd 1907500 1 Elton, John, ǂd 1907- ǂw nnnc
500 1 Harley, John, ǂd 1907- ǂw nnnc
500 1 Hastings, Harrington, ǂd 1907- ǂw nnnc
500 1 Richmond, Grace, ǂd 1907- ǂw nnnc
500 1 Woodward, Lilian ǂw nnnc
663 For works of this author entered under other
names, search also under ǂb Elton, John, 1907- , ǂb
Harley, John, 1907- , ǂb Hastings, Harrington, 1907, ǂb Richmond, Grace, 1907- , ǂb Woodward, Lilian
670 Contemp. authors, perm. series, v. 1 ǂb
(Marsh, John, b. 8-8-07; British author; pseuds.: John
Elton, John Harley, Harrington Hastings, Grace
Richmond, Lilian Woodward)
670 LC data base, 2-8-90 ǂb (hdg.: Marsh, John,
1907- )
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100 1 Reay-Smith, John
400 1 Smith, John Reay670
His Discovering ... 1976.
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100 1 Cage, John. ǂt City wears a slouch hat
670 Cage, J. The lost works [SR] p1996: ǂb
label (The city wears a slouch hat) container
(The city wears a slouch hat : (1942) : a radio
play to a text by Kenneth Patchen for actors
and "sound orchestra")
670 New Grove ǂb (The city wears a slouch
hat (K. Patchen), radio play, perc, 1942,
unpubd)
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100 1 Hensel, Fanny Mendelssohn, ǂd 18051847. ǂt Nonne
400 1 Hensel, Fanny Mendelssohn, ǂd 18051847. ǂt Lieder, ǂn op. 9. ǂp Nonne ǂw nne
400 1 Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix, ǂd 18091847. ǂt Lieder, ǂn op. 9. ǂp Nonne
670 LC data base, June, 22, 1985 ǂb (hdg.:
Hensel, Fanny Mendelssohn, 1805-1847. Lieder,
op. 9. Nonne)
670 Sirota, V. The life and works of Fanny
Mendelssohn Hensel, 1981: ǂb p. 317 (Die Nonne
(Uhland), first published as Felix MendelssohnBartholdy's Zwölf Lieder, op. 9, no. 12.
Autograph, May 1822. MAMs 32, p. 41)
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100 1 Sistrunk, Wendy A., ǂd 1961670
Mu Phi Epsilon composers & authors,
2003: ǂb t.p. (Wendy Sistrunk)
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Conversation with compiler, Aug. 25,
2003 ǂb (Wendy A. Sistrunk is preferred form
of name; b. Apr. 19, 1961, Lindsay, Calif.)
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MOUG 2009 Conference, Feb. 18,
2009: ǂb Plenary session; Authority records
for public services; PPT presentation (Wendy
A. Sistrunk; Music Catalog Librarian,
University of Missouri—Kansas City;
sistrunkw@umkc.edu)