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128 Music performances and scores
Field Definition
This field describes the form of composition and gives details of the instruments and/or voices which make up the composition.
Occurrence
Repeatable.
Indicators
Indicator 1: blank (not defined)
Indicator 2: blank (not defined)
Subfields
128$a Form of Composition
Two characters long. (Optional and repeatable)
128$b Instruments or Voices for Ensembles
Subfields $b and $c use the same codes. Each subfield is either two or four characters long and is repeatable. The first two characters indicate the type of instrument or voice specified. The third and fourth are decimal digits that specify the number of the particular instruments or voices. When the number is less than ten, the third position contains a zero. If the number is not known, the subfield will be only two characters long. (Optional and not repeatable)
128$c Instruments or Voices for Soloists
Subfields $b and $c use the same codes. Each subfield is either two or four characters long and is repeatable. The first two characters indicate the type of instrument or voice specified. The third and fourth are decimal digits that specify the number of the particular instruments or voices. When the number is less than ten, the third position contains a zero. If the number is not known, the subfield will be only two characters long. (Optional and not repeatable)
Notes on Field Contents
Subfield $a Form of Composition
bd ballads (other than folk ballads)
Compositions employing strict imitation throughout; includes rounds.
cs chance compositions, aleatoric music
Instrumental music so designated.
Includes music for individual dances except mazurkas, minuets, pavanes, polonaises and waltzes.
Instrumental music so designated; includes serenades, cassations, and divertissements of the 18th century.
Instrumental music from the 17th century and later so designated; contrapuntal compositions built on a subject which is introduced at the beginning in imitation and recurs throughout interspersed with other contrapuntal materials, from the 17th century and later.
fm folk music Includes folk songs, ballads, etc.
Instrumental music so designated; includes fancies, fantasies, etc.; and includes nonfugal ricercars of the 16th and 17th centuries.
mc musical revues and comedies
Except where an individual code has been assigned to a specific form.
Instrumental music so designated; includes all types of ostinato basses.
Includes instrumental rondeaux.
Nonfugal ricercars of the 16th and 17th centuries are coded as fantasias.
Except where an individual code has been assigned to a specific form.
Instrumental music so designated.
Subfield $b Instruments or Voices for Ensembles
Brass
Voices
Woodwinds
Choruses
Electronic
Keyboard
Orchestra
of larger ensemble - brass band (brass with some doubling, with or without percussion)
Percussion
Strings, Bowed
Strings, Plucked
Unspecified
Subfield $c Instruments or Voices for Soloists
Brass
Voices
Woodwinds
Choruses
Electronic
Keyboard
Orchestra
of larger ensemble - brass band (brass with some doubling, with or without percussion)
Percussion
Strings, Bowed
Strings, Plucked
Unspecified
Examples
Ex. 1:
128 ##$afg$btb03
200 1#$aFour fugues for guitar trio
Ex. 2:
128 ##$avr$cka01
128 ##$avr$bka01$csa01$csc01
128 ##$avr$bka01$csa01$csb01$csc01
200 1#$aVariations for solo piano, piano trio and piano quartet
Ex. 3:
128 ##$aco$boc$cwa02
200 1#$aConcerto for two flutes & string orchestra in D minor
The agency considers it unnecessary to state that there is only one orchestra so does not code as 'oc01'.
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