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Consists chiefly of papers presented at an Association for Library Collections & Technical Services program of the same name, held during the 1991 annual conference of the American Library Association in Atlanta, Ga.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents:

Preface / Jane Gottlieb
Opening Remarks / Mark Roosa
Music: Why is it Different? / Susan T. Sommer
Working Against the Odds: Preservation Approaches in a Conservatory Library / Jane Gottlieb
Program Components
Preservation Projects At Juilliard
Environmental Considerations
Binding In-House
Maintenance Decision-Making
A Condition Survey Of The Circulating Score Collection Of The Juilliard School / Elizabeth Sadewhite
Survey Results
Condition Variables

Mass Deacidification At The Northwestern University Music Library / Kenneth Calkins
Background
Selection Issues: the Rationale for Treating the Music Collection
Bibliographic Control
The DEZ Treatment Process
Quality Assurance
Treatment Costs, Quantities, and Timetables
Preservation of Moving Images and Sound Recordings in the Music Library / Gerald Gibson
Basic Actions
Controlling Degradation
Environment. Appendix B: Preservation Supplies For Sound Recordings
Appendix C: Audio Reformatting Fact Sheets.

Related Subjects:

Music -- Conservation and restoration -- Congresses.

Sound recordings -- Conservation and restoration -- Congresses.

MUS004000 MUSIC / Business Aspects.

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