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The Copyright Law (Title 17, United States Code, Section 110) exception for classroom use allows instructors or students to use audio-visual materials in the course of face-to-face teaching activities in a nonprofit educational institution (in a classroom or similar place devoted to instruction)
11 million audio tracks*, 2,500 hours of video, 1.4 million pages of scores, and 500,000+ pages of reference, archival primary sources, and periodicals, comprising the largest and most comprehensive online offering of in-copyright audio and video performances and scores available anywhere. Broad-ranging materials include videos of live performances, audio recordings, instructional films, previously unpublished works from acclaimed playwrights, performance posters and playbills, video interviews, and choreography not seen since the time of its original performance.
Please use VPN to access the database remotely.
The library has a collection of nearly 2,000 music CDs including Classical, Jazz, World, and Popular Music.
To search for CDs, go to the OneSearch "Advanced Search" page
1) Enter a composer or performer name, words from the title of the work, etc. (For Example: Mozart AND Magic Flute)
2) Choose "Material Type" Audio CDs
3) Click on "Search"
The following sites include many sound effects and music clips that are licensed under Creative Commons and thus do not require any additional copyright clearances to use.