Bratcher, P.: Music OCLC recon : the practical approach (1988)
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- Abstract
- An in-house retrospective OCLC conversion process for music titles presents problems infrequently encountered in book titles. The proliferation of works by composers and the manipulation of title elements by publishers makes matching shelflist cards to online records difficult. Placing shelflist cards in alphabetical order by composer and performing presearch authority work saves online search time. Recording plate and/or publisher numbers on the shelflist is also helpful. Limiting composer/title searches by 1900 or ???? will help narrow searches done for shelflist cards which carry no date. If all else fails, the item may need to be retrieved from the stacks.
