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Italics

Please italicize titles of books, journals, and proceedings; titles of major texted musical works, such as operas; e-mail addresses, names of computer directories and files, and titles of programs and specific versions of computer languages (e.g., Turbo Pascal) but not of languages (Pascal) or operating systems (Unix). Instructions to be entered on a computer screen by the user should be in Courier font.

Titles

Tiltles of articles within books or journals, of short texted musical works, such as songs, and of nicknames for musical works (e.g., "Moonlight" Sonata) should be placed within double quotation marks. For titles in English, the main words should begin with a capital letter. Titles in other languages follow native style.

Names

In bibliographical references, please include firts names of authors and editors as well as volume/issue numbers (in Arabic numerals) and page numbers of articles in journals and collected writings. Please observe the name order indicated below.
1. Single author, book:
   Mazzola, Guerino. Geometrie der Töne. Basel: Birkhäuser, 1990.

2. Single author, article in journal:
   Bel, Bernard. "Time in Musical Structures," Interface, 19/2-3 (1990), 107-135.

3. Single author, article in book or proceedings:
   Morehen, John. "Byrd's Manuscript Motels: A New Perspective" in Byrd Studies, ed. Alan Brown and Richard Turbut (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1991), pp. 51-62.

4. Single author, thesis or dissertation:
   Diener, Glendon R. "Modelling Music Notation: A Three-Dimensional Approach." Ph.D. Thesis, Stanford University, 1991.

5. Multiple authors, article in journal:
   Hill, John Walter, and Tom Ward. "Two Relational Databases for Finding Text Paraphrases in Musicological Research," Computers and the Humanities, 23/4 (1989), 105-111.

Bibliographical Listings

Bibliographical Listings, which should be limited to eight items, should be given in alphabetical order of the authors' surnames. Multiple references by the same author should be given alphabetically by title.

Citations

Citations within the main text may give the author and the year only, e.g., "(Hill 1989)". If multiple writings by the same author occur in the same year, please append designations (Hill 1989a, Hill 1989b, etc.) to appropriate bibliographical citations in the references.