Abstract
This article describes a study to determine whether there exists a need for a custom-built Virtual Research Environment (VRE) for academic and independent researchers who study Irish-based music composition. It assesses the potential forms such a VRE could take, based on user requirements and existing VRE models. Challenges and limitations for researchers are identified as possible entry-points for VRE solutions. The feasibility of using components of existing VRE projects for this purpose is considered. Finally, two possible scenarios for the implementation of a VRE are discussed. [Supplementary materials are available for this article. Go to the publisher's online edition of Music Reference Services Quarterly for the following supplemental resource: online questionnaire (as presented via Survey Monkey)]
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