Abstract
The World Wide Web has permanently and profoundly changed the way researchers go about their business and how they think about information. While the need for authoritative, subject-specific resources providing bibliographic and other research-oriented information is not new, the method for delivering this information has changed dramatically in recent years. Gone are the days when bibliographies [End Page 411] were relatively obscure print resources of which only librarians and a select group of scholars were aware. Today bibliographic databases are big business--as OCLC FirstSearch and Web of Science prove--and most, if not all, are migrating to the Web. The following bibliographic databases are notable because they are reliable, useful, free, and related to significant musical topics.
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