Classical Music on CD's: Creating and Controlling the Collection

Abstract

Developing a collection of compact disc sound recordings is beginning to emerge as a goal for many libraries, yet the commitment of resources and energy involved in this effort is not to be taken lightly. In addition to the inevitable practical problems to be solved, there is the rare responsibility of constructing a collection from the ground up, an enterprise particularly challenging with a new medium. Satisfying both patron needs and staff requirements is seldom easy; the task of choosing CD's therefore requires careful thought, planning, and monitoring.

Citation

Curtis, R. (1987), "Classical Music on CD's: Creating and Controlling the Collection", Collection Building, Vol. 8 No. 3, pp. 12-15. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb023218