Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Acknowledgments Part 3 1 An Introduction to Music Binding Part 4 2 Pamphlet Page Attachments and Bindings Part 5 3 Pamphlet Binders Part 6 4 Custom Enclosures Part 7 5 Conservation Techniques and Procedures Part 8 6 Commercial Conservation and Preservation Part 9 7 Brittle Score Preservation Part 10 Appendices Chapter 11 A Glossary Chapter 12 B Materials and Suppliers Chapter 13 C Sample Preservation Policy Chapter 14 D Disaster Planning and Music Chapter 15 Bibliography Chapter 16 About the Author
Alice Carli is Conservator, Sibley Music Library, Eastman School of Music, Rochester, New York.
This book fills an important void in the bibliography of music librarianship. Carli...has produced a manual that will be used on a daily basis in music libraries everywhere...The author has produced a manual that offers practical, hands-on advice that will be useful not only for the novice, but also for more experienced conservators...This is a volume that has long been needed. Even the most experienced libraries or librarians will find new ideas...There can be no disagreement that, in producing this volume, Carli has done a great service, not only to the music library community, but also to the larger community of anyone dealing with the binding and care of music. Should your library purchase this volume? Definitely. In fact for many music libraries I would suggest two copies: one for the stacks and a second for the workroom where it will be heavily used. Music Reference Services Quarterly ...succeeds admirably in its attempt to provide binding and conservation procedures specific to printed music...Recommended for all types of libraries with printed music collections. Technicalities
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