Answered By: Lizah Ismail Last Updated: Nov 05, 2024 Views: 71
To find information on the Baroque Era, a good place to start is the online reference resource, Credo Reference http://libguides.limestone.edu/alldatabases#credo. (off campus users need to login using their Limestone email login information before accessing any of our online resources).
In the search box, type the era you want and you will retrieve many entries on that period. Also, most of the entries will mention famous people (including composers and performers) of that era. These are actively linked so you can click on the links and it will take you to the information on them. Additionally, you may want to type your search as "baroque era" and composers.
Once you have the background information you need and some names, you can continue searching in our library research databases for additional information. To get there, go to our library website at https://www.limestone.edu/library. Then under Library Resources on the left, click on A to Z Databases (http://libguides.limestone.edu/alldatabases). Try searching the Academic Search Complete database. A good biographical resource is the database Biography in Context.
If you are interested in looking up e-books on the subject, go to the Electronic Books link http://libguides.limestone.edu/electronicbooks (also under Library Resources), click on eBooks On EBSCOhost (the first on the list) and search for the era and/or composer/performer you want.
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