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Music Query Analysis Or:

This resource is designed for students seeking information on dominant extensions in Lydian-based jazz harmony and iconic blues songs like "Smokestack Lightning" by Howlin' Wolf. It emphasizes demystifying the search process for music-related assignments, including effective database search techniques such as proximity and phrase searches. By understanding different contexts—historical, ideological, technical, cultural, aesthetic, and sexual—students will learn that while all music can serve as a resource, not all information must be musical in nature.

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Music Query Analysis Or:

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  1. Music Query Analysis Or: Don’t get the Blues when you’re asked about the Blues…

  2. “I’m looking for resources for my music assignment…”

  3. DA DADA DAAAH

  4. But I’m not a music librarian

  5. Good News!!

  6. Why are we here?

  7. Demystification

  8. I’m looking for information on the use of dominant extensions in Lydian based Jazz harmony

  9. At least he knows what he wants! • Is he familiar with databases and journals? • Opportunity to teach advanced search techniques: proximity searches, phrase searches etc • What has he done so far? • Most importantly: • You do not need to understand!

  10. More likely though… I have to find out everything about a blues song

  11. ‘Smokestack Lightning’: Howlin’ Wolf

  12. What is it? • A specific performance • At a specific time • By a specific person • In a specific setting • Using specific resources

  13. Where do we go from here? • Historical • Ideological • Technical • Cultural • Aesthetic • Sexual

  14. Not all information can be music All music can be information

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