[RDA-L] Duets

Hi, For a musical work, Duets is as a preferred title? Or Duets is used after a Preferred title? -- Maliheh Dorkhosh, MLIS Tehran North Branch of IAU Head of cataloging department of the central library and documentation center. University of Tehran http://organizing.blogfa.com/

Re: [RDA-L] Cataloguing PDF files.

It would not be subfield y. Subfield y is a text phrase, not a path to the resource. If you wanted to put it into subfield d, the path would be: DATA-HT-01/Mapped Drives/Liberty Data/e-docs/3330004.pdf But by putting a scheme in front of the path, you turn it into a URI. http is the best

Re: [RDA-L] Duets

Maliheh Dorkhosh m.dorkh...@gmail.com wrote: For a musical work, Duets is as a preferred title? Or Duets is used after a Preferred title? If the work has only a generic title like Duos or Duets, then Duets is the preferred title (see RDA 6.14.2.6 and 6.14.2.4). Here's one example:

Re: [RDA-L] All illustrations

Thank you for bringing this up again. Here is a link to an earlier posting by me on this issue, which only generated one response: https://listserv.collectionscanada.gc.ca/cgi-bin/wa?A2=RDA-L;db70d096.1307 There is some more discussion of the issue in a longer thread that started out as a

Re: [RDA-L] All illustrations

While we're waiting for this gap to be filled in the RDA toolkit, at our library we have been creating a kind of hybrid text/still image record for comic book/graphic novels and books consisting of only illustrated plates. We use the RDA Extent terms for text in the 300 field and add chiefly

Re: [RDA-L] All illustrations

Donna Bair-Mundy posted: In AACR2 in the 300 $b subfield we recorded the fact that a book consisted of all illustrations. RDA has no corresponding rule. I quoted our head cataloguer earlier saying that when RDA was unclear, just fall back on AACR2. I would add to that, do what helps your

Re: [RDA-L] All illustrations

-- From that, I suppose I could add another possibility: 300  |a 1 comic book (ix, 45 pages) : |b color ; |c 24 cm This I think is a good fit. One could say that neither Extent of Text nor Extent of Still Image apply for a comic book or graphic novel

[RDA-L] Duets

RDA-L readers, A search by ti:duets retrieved 1,616 results.  Here are some cases of duet and its cognates appearing in part of a title in a name authority record:   Arban, J.-B. ǂq (Jean-Baptiste), ǂd 1825-1889. ǂt Méthode complète de cornet à pistons et de saxhorn. ǂp Duets, ǂm cornets

[RDA-L] Job announcement: Special Collections / Special Formats Cataloger (Illinois State University)

Special Collections and Formats Cataloger Illinois State University's Milner Library and University Archives is seeking a cataloger with a focus in special formats, special collections, and archives. Reporting to the Head of Cataloging and Metadata Services, the Special Collections and Formats

Re: [RDA-L] Cataloguing PDF files.

Hi Steve Yes, you're right. After talking to Softlink we do it the following way and it's working well: 856 $u file://DATA-HT-01/Mapped Drives/Liberty Data/e-docs/10145.pdffile:///\\DATA-HT-01\Mapped%20Drives\Liberty%20Data\e-docs\10145.pdf $z View PDF Regards, Kyley Felix Librarian

Re: [RDA-L] Cataloguing PDF files.

Kyle Felix asked: When cataloguing PDF files, I'm wondering where the link should go in the 856 tag? As you;ve been told, 856$u. Only the indicator changes. We use the unit name PDF for PDF files, whether online or on an inhouse server. In all cases, online resource is too general a unit

Re: [RDA-L] All illustrations

Thomas proposed: Extent: 1 comic book (ix, 45 pages) Dimensions: 24 cm Colour Content: color Perhaps it is because I grew up with cards, but I would find far clearer the following without a label: 1 comic book (ix, 45 pages) : colour, 24 cm or ix, 45 pages (comic book) : colour, 24 cm I