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Belfer Checklist 2011

Belfer Checklist 2011

Feb 18, 2018

When Searching for MARC record in OCLC

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    • Label and matrix numbers should match

    • Titles and performers should match


If one exists check to make sure it meets the requirements listed below. Lock and make changes if necessary.

If no records exist derive from a like (at least 78 rpm with 007) record


Checking the fixed field:

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    • If spoken word make sure it is an I if music j. If both pick the format on 1st side (lower matrix number)

    • Encoding level : I

    • Source : d

    • Language should be coded correctly : If none code zxx (or other appropriate code if there is language)

    • Comp: should be coded correctly

    • Cty check coding (Often nyu or xuu if United States)

    • Descr : a

    • Date (get date from paper or online source)

007 Verify

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    • A=s

    • B =d

    • D=d

    • E=m

    • F=s

    • G=d for 10 inch disc

028 00

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    • |a for label number

    • |b Columbia

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    • 028 10

    • |a matrix number

    • |b Columbia

028 10

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    • |a matrix on other side

    • |b Columbia


047 If multiple forms of composition make sure to code all forms here.

100

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    • Follow the flow chart to determine appropriate ME

240

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    • If 100 is the composer and 1st title needs a Uniform Title use this field

245

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    • |a Start with title on side with lower matrix number

    • |h [sound recording]

      |b rest of title info

    • / |c composer info ; [performed by] performers. Title from other side : secondary title info / composers ; [performed by] performers. Please note all info about second title goes in the subfield c.

260 verify the field is complete with |a place : |b Columbia, |c date.

300 verify this field is complete. 1 sound disc : |b analog, [78 rpm], mono, ; |c 10 in (or 12 depending on size)

500 Matrix and label note

511 0x performer note

518 Recorded [date] in [place] (if available)

500 any more notes

650 Subject headings:

  • Mode of performance vocal duets, vocal quartets,

    • Kind of music examples: Popular music (if words) popular instrumental music (if no words). Band music , marches, waltzes, foxtrots. Musicals |v Excerpts, Operas |v Excerpts.

    • Subject of music Mothers |v Songs and music World War, 1939-1945 |v Songs and music


700 and 710

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    • Make sure to trace all names in 245 personal and corporate (excluding what is in the 1XX)

    • Make sure if UT is needed it is included in 700 t

740 02 for title of second side

830 for a series if needed