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Personal website, including:
Biographical and Professional. Bibliography. Honors and
Awards.
Biographical Notices. Professional Memberships. Links.
BIOGRAPHICAL AND PROFESSIONAL
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University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1947-56
- B.Mus. (1951), M.Mus. (1953), M.A.L.S. (1954), Ph.D. (1958).
Teaching Fellow (1952-54), Instructor (1954-56) in Music
Literature
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Library of Congress, Washington, 1956-61
- Reference Librarian, Music Division, on leave as U.S. Civil
Service Middle Management Intern, 1959-61, on assignment to the Office
of Education, National Archives, Department of State, and National
Science Foundation; later Library of Congress Processing Department
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Newberry Library, Chicago, 1962-69
- Head of Reference Department (1962-64, Associate Librarian,
1964-69), also responsible for the collections in bibliography and
music, leading to the acquisition of the theory books of Alfred Cortot
and the American sheet music collection of J. Francis Driscoll
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University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, 1970-
- Associate Professor, 1970-71; Professor of Library [and
Information] Science and of Music, 1971-97;
Professor Emeritus, 1997- .
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Rare Book School (Columbia University, University of
Virginia), Faculty member, 1990-2008.
BIBLIOGRAPHY

See the Link below. 1. Selected Writings on Bibliography (A); 2. on
Bibliography and Library History (AC); 3. on Librarianship (C); 4. on
American Libraries and Bibliography (ACD); 5. on Music Bibliography (AB);
6. on American Music Bibliography (ABD)
HONORS AND AWARDS
Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies, Scholar in
Residence, 1969. ♦ Newberry Library, Traveling
Research Fellow, 1969-70. ♦ University College (London),
Honorary Research Fellow 1974-75. ♦ Guggenheim Fellow, 1976-77. ♦ University
of Illinois, University Scholar, 1991; Centennial Scholar,
Graduate School of Library and Information Science, 1993. ♦ Music
Library Association, Duckles Award, 1983; Honorary Member,
1988. ♦ American Library Association, G.K. Hall
Award, 1987; Beta Phi Mu Award, 1999. ♦ Sonneck Society (Society of American Music),
Lowens Award, 1989; Lifetime Achievement Award, 2012. ♦ American Printing History Association,
Laureate award, 2004. ♦ National Endowment for the Humanities,
project awards, 1976, 1979, 1983, supplemented by support from the
Martha Baird Rockefeller Fund, 1983. ♦ Henry E. Huntington
Library, Grant-in-Aid, 1965. ♦ University of Illinois,
"Incomplete List of Teachers Ranked as Outstanding by their Students"
(several)
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES
David Hunter, "Introduction," in Music Publishing and
Collecting: Essays in Honor of Donald W. Krummel (Urbana, 1994),
pp. 11-15. ♦ Linnea S. Martin, "Pin the Tale on the donkay," Library
Trends, 47 (Winter 1999), 375-94. ♦ Who's Who in America
(and other Marquis directories), 1973- . ♦ Contemporary Authors,
vol. 106, p.299. ♦ Who's Who in Library and Information Science
(and successors). ♦ New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians
(1980), vol.10, p. 283, and later eds. ♦ “Caxtonians Collect: [no. 69]
(Robert McCamant), The Caxtonian, 18/10 (Sept. 2010), p. 11.
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS [CURRENT]
Music Library Association (President, 1980-82). American Library
Association (Council Member, 1964-68). American Antiquarian Society. American Printing History
Association. Bibliographical Society (London). Bibliographical Society
of America. Sonneck Society / Society for American Music. Caxton Club
(Chicago). Grolier Club.
LINKS
"Bibliography,"
in the Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science. 3rd ed.,
ed., by Marcia Bates and Mary Niles Maack. (Taylor and Francis, 2009.), revised.
“The Abduction from the Scenario,” (Bibliography, AC, 2011). Samizdat version
The Anatomy of Bibliography (Bibliography, A, forthcoming), draft chapters: