Music Periodicals Database (formerly known as International Index to Music Periodicals) is a music journal resource with more than half a million indexed articles, plus detailed abstracts and full text from 1874 to current, covering the scholarly to the popular.
Articles examine the full spectrum of subjects and all aspects of music, including music education, performance, ethnomusicology, musical theatre, theory, popular music forms and composition. You can find articles on a diverse array of musical genres, from the liturgical chants of medieval monks to the eclectic sounds of contemporary alternative rock musicians.
Link to the service can also be found in A-Z Database List and Janet Finna-database.
The e-resources provided by the library can be used via Jamk's network by the students, teachers and other staff of Jamk University of Applied Sciences. Remote access off-campus is also possible with Jamk username and password. Other visitors at the library can use most of the e-resources on specific computers reserved for the purpose.
Number of simultaneous users is not limited.
Some parts of material can be printed and/or saved.
Material can be read directly online from browser. You can set up a personal account in ProQuest. My Research is a tool that you can use to save, manage, and organize the content and supporting materials you find and create in ProQuest.
Database can be used mobile with internet connection and browser.
ProQuest is a multidisciplinary portal that combines several databases. You can either select a specific database for your search or search all of them at once.
In the ProQuest interface, databases are listed alphabetically and by subject. The option to select databases can be found above the search box and under the hamburger icon in the Change Databases section.
You can search all databases at once, which gives you access to a large multidisciplinary database.
Users must follow the specific terms of use and license. Please, read following information about the terms of use for the e-resources provided by the Jamk library. More specific terms of use can be checked from the service providers sites. Please contact the library in uncertain situations.
See also Resources and user rights (FinElib).