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REC, SCO: 008/18-19; 006/01-02 |
Input Standards |
REC, SCO: Optional. Two-character code. Default: uu |
Definition |
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Two-character alphabetic codes that identify the form of musical composition. Enter the specific multiple MARC Form of Musical Composition Codes. The form of composition code is based on the terminology in the work itself and provides a coded approach to the content of the work. In addition to codes for forms, the list also includes codes for musical genres (e.g., Ragtime music). The codes are based on subject access points, genre/form terms, titles, preferred titles, or contents. You may also use 380 to record form of musical composition information in textual form. |
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Assign codes when they apply to the item as a whole (e.g., if the item is a symphony and one of the movements is in sonata form, only the code for symphonies is recorded). If more than one MARC Composition Code is appropriate, use the code mu, with appropriate specific MARC Composition Codes given in field 047. Also use code mu when non-MARC codes are contained in field 047 and there is no appropriate specific MARC Composition Code to assign in Comp. When appropriate, you may assign a specific MARC Composition Code in Comp and a non-MARC code or codes in field 047. Non-musical sound recordings do not have a form of composition and are coded nn. |
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Anthems. Includes antiphons and magnificats. |
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Canons and rounds. Compositions employing strict imitation throughout. |
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Canzonas. Instrumental music so designated. |
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Dance forms. Includes music for individual dances, except Mazurkas (mz), Minuets (mi), Pavans (pv), Polonaises (po), Waltzes (wz), and other dance-related forms and genres that have separate codes. |
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Divertimentos, serenades, cassations, divertissements, and notturni. Instrumental music so designated. |
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Fantasias. Instrumental music so designated. Includes fancies, fantasies, etc. |
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Flamenco. Generic term that refers to all the Flamenco styles, or palos, and to other forms of song and dance coming from the folkloric tradition of Spanish Romanies. |
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Folk music. Includes folk songs. |
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Multiple forms. Use if more than one code is appropriate and all appropriate specific codes are given in field 047. Use also to signify that field 047 contains non-MARC composition codes in cases when there is no appropriate specific MARC Composition Code to assign in Comp. |
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Musical revues and comedies |
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Not applicable. Not a musical sound recording. |
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Passacaglias. Includes all types of ostinato basses. |
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Program music. Do not use for Symphonic poems (sp). |
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Rondos. Includes instrumental rondeaux. |
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Studies and exercises. Includes works intended for teaching purposes, often entitled studies, etudes, etc.; do not use for concert etudes. |
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Teatro lirico. Used for a large number of more specific terms which describe Spanish and Spanish American theatre music: tonadilla escénica, fiestas de música, sainetes líricos, entremeses cómico-lírico, etc. |
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Toccatas. Instrumental music so designated. |
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| uu |
Unknown. Works whose form and genre are unstated or unknown or whose subject headings reflect only the medium of performance. |
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Villancicos. Characteristic form of Spanish polyphony, religious or secular, from the 16th to 18th centuries. Religious villancicos were usually sung in important ceremonies (including Christmas, when these songs were sometimes called pastoradas). |
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Zarzuelas. Term applicable to all musical plays taking that name, from the fiestas de zarzuela of the 17th/18th-centuries to the so-called zarzuela moderna (modern zarzuela) from the mid-19th to the mid-20th century. |
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Other forms not found on this list. None of the other defined codes are appropriate (e.g., incidental music, electronic music, etc.). |
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No attempt to code. If the fill character is used, both positions must be coded with the fill character. |
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Indexing |
For indexing and searching information, see Searching WorldCat Indexes, 008/18-19. |
MARC 21 |
For more information, including content designator history, see MARC 21 Format for Bibliographic Data, 008/18-19 (Music). |
