Digital Content

Here you will find access to the digital content of the Mozarteum University Library, including programmes with campus licences and links for remote access, as well as research databases, portals and catalogues from the disciplines of music, musicology, fine arts and dance & music education. Browse the catalogues of our partner universities or search entire library networks using the metacatalogues.

Licensed programmes

The University Library licenses the following paid programs for all members of the Mozarteum University. If you have not yet created an account, you will find instructions on how to create an institutional account.

You will also find links to further information, tutorial videos and the like. If you have technical questions, please contact daniel.revers@moz.ac.at; for content-related questions please contact schulungen.bibliothek@moz.ac.at.

Interested in training or information events? Visit our events calendar!

The literature management program CITAVI facilitates the organisation of sources for your work. You can insert collected literature including metadata there, save it, enrich it with full texts and process it further. In addition, you can create citations, knowledge elements and more and simply drag and drop them into word processing programs. Additionally, the library offers courses on the application each semester.

NOTE: Please select the institutional login and be sure to use your Mozarteum email.

As of 1st January 2023, the Mozarteum University will license the digital sheet music app nKoda. nKoda is primarily aimed at practising musicians and, unlike most of its competitors, is not limited to one operating system (Apple/Android/Windows) or one device family (smartphone/tablet/PC).

The music in nKoda can be saved locally in all available forms (individual voices, score, piano score, etc.) and thus used offline. Convenience features include touchless page turning (requires Bluetooth pedal) as well as entering, saving and sharing annotations.

Account creation:

  1. Download the app either from the Google Play Store (Android), Apple App Store (Apple) or Microsoft Store (Windows computers).
  2. Login with institution, select Mozarteum University Salzburg In the following login window, enter the regular Mozarteum credentials (such as for MOZonline)
  3. Enter name and email address (use Mozarteum email address)
  4. A pop-up should open: "Continue as a member of Mozarteum University" → confirm (If this window does not appear, please feedback to daniel.revers@moz.ac.at)
  5. The nKoda library will open. There you should see the following message: "You are logged in as a member of Mozarteum University Salzburg". If the login did not work, there is a "Subscribe" function there.

Private subscriptions are independent of the campus license and are not covered by it. The Mozarteum University does not cover costs for private subscriptions to nKoda.

Remote access

In principle, our digital resources are integrated into the library catalogue and can be accessed from it. If you need authentication for a resource, a window opens automatically in which you enter your regular login data. If you still want to access a portal specifically, you will find the list of direct accesses on the right.

Research

Here you will find various databases, portals, catalogues, our licensed databases and numerous OA databases and portals. These are often the result of scholarly projects, which had the goal of an Open Access publication. Each offering is accompanied by a brief description.

(The list for each subject area is a selection and does not claim to be complete)

Licensed databases

  • MGG Online 
    The digital edition of the musicological reference work Die Musik in Geschichte in Gegenwart. Over 19,000 articles by over 3,500 authors, written to the same scholarly and editorial standards of the print version.
     
  • Oxford Music Online (Grove)
    The most important English-language music encyclopedia. Includes all Grove encyclopedias (Dictionary of Music and Musicians, Jazz, Opera, Women Composers, American Music, and Musical Instruments). More than 51,000 articles by over 9,000 authors.
     
  • RILM
    A comprehensive electronic database with more than 620,000 records from all widely used document types. One of the most comprehensive bibliographic databases.
     
  • Music & Dance
    A collection of digitalen sheet music (pdf), audio- and videostreaming content as well as musical reference works.
     
  • Naxos Music Library 
    Largest database of classical music in the world. More than 2,100,000 tracks of classical music, jazz, world music, pop and rock. Some enriched with work analyses, work details, libretti or glossary information.
     
  • Electronic Journals Library
    The EZB is a compilation of online available journals (more than 100.000 recorded). The journals are sorted by area and accessibility is indicated by a traffic light system (green=full text access, yellow=campus access, red=no full text access)
     
  • Austrian Music Encyclopedia
    Comprehensive reference work on Austrian music, where the term "Austria" is understood in a historical dimension. More than 9,000 articles, some with picture and/or sound examples.

Open Access Databases

  • Acadia Early Music Archive 
    Database of sheet music from the period up until 1750. The sheet music is generally provided in PDF format, or possibly in Sibelius-Format.
     
  • All of Bach
    Project of the Netherlands Bach Society with the aim of producing a video recording of every one of Bach's works and making them available online (new material every two weeks).
     
  • ANNO - AustriaN Newspapers Online
    An extensive database of all newspapers published in Austria between 1568-1947, including a full-text search function. More than 20 million pages from 1100 newspapers.
     
  • Austrian Books Online
    Digitalisation of the entire holdings of historical, out-of-copyright books in the Austrian National Library. Comprises more than 600,000 works and more than 200,000,000 pages, ranging from the early 16th to the late 19th century.
     
  • Bach Bibliography 
    Database of all publications relating to Bach. Includes c. 75,000 titles of books, journal articles, reviews and electronic publications.
     
  • Bach digital
    Comprehensive bibliographic database on the works of Johann Sebastian Bach and the whole Bach family. Scans of original sources are available for many works.
     
  • Bayerisches Musiker Lexikon 
    Comprehensive reference work on Bavarian music. Contains entries on all figures who have contributed significantly to the development of music in Bavaria over the centuries.
     
  • Beethoven Archiv online
    Digital archive of Beethoven's works (autographs, hand copies, first editions and sketches)
     
  • Bibliographie des Musikschrifttums 
    Over 360,000 writings on music. Contains the catalogue of the Online Contents Musicology, with more than 180 relevant journals.
     
  • Brahms Archive 
    Digital archive of the Brahms institute. Contains scans of autographs, engravings, first editions and early editions, letters, and Johannes Brahms' address book. 
     
  • Bruckner online 
    Digitalisation of the entire œvre of Anton Bruckner, including a list of works and a new edition of the Colleted Works.
     
  • Cantus Manuscript Database 
    Database of Latin chants, mainly antiphons and breviaries. The project is an amalgamation of several European and Canadian databases.
     
  • Carl Nielsen Catalogue
    Digitalised catalogue of the entire works of Carl Nielsen. Comprises 446 entries; alongside the digital editions, information can be found on sources, performances, documentation of correspondence, bibliographical information and musical incipits.
     
  • Chopin online 
    Database of the entire works all autographs, first and early editions with bibliographical information and, where possible, online access to digitalised works. 
     
  • ChoralWiki 
    Extensive database of choral repertoire with more than 30,000 works by more than 3,000 composers.
     
  • CPE Bach (eng) 
    Digitalisation of the entire œvre of Carl Philip Emanuel Bach, including list of works. Free to Download.
     
  • Delius catalogue (digital) 
    Digitalised cataloge of the works of Delius. Includes 130 entries with detailed information on bibliographies, sources, perfdormances and musical incipits.
     
  • Digital Mozart Edition 
    Comprises the digital version of the New Mozart Edition, scans and copies of his letters, libretti and other sources. Also contains the digitalised contents of the Bibliotheca Mozartiana, the largest specialist library on the life and works of Mozart.
     
  • Doctoral Dissertations in Musicology 
    Contains bibliographical information on more than 16,000 doctoral dissertation in musicology. 
     
  • Fux online 
    Database of the compositions of Johann Joseph Fux, as well as theoretical works, libretti and pictoral sources.
     
  • Gesualdo Online 
    Ongoing project to digitalise the works of Gesualdo. Contains more than 200 works. Making the works available digitally on an MEI basis allows for different variants and forms  of performance to be shown.
     
  • Gluck Gesamtausgabe
    Page of the project of the collected edition. comprehensive bibliographical documentation of Gluck's works, with a search function for works, people, performance locations and places of discovery. Incipits and sources can also be found using the search function.
     
  • Hofmeister Catalogue
    Digital compilation of the historical Hofmeister Monthly Reports from the years 1829-1900, including full-text search function. With more than 330,000 records of musical publication of the 19th century, it is the most comprehensive musical bibliography of this time.
     
  • Hofmusik Dresden 
    Digitalisation of 5,600 musical manuscripts, printed music and libretti on over 1,000,000 pages. Historical music holdings from the late 17th century up to the early 20th century.
     
  • Josquin Research Project 
    Database of music from the period of the early Franco-Flemish school up to Josquin (c. 1420-1520).
     
  • Lexicon of musicians persecuted under the Nazi regime 
    A thematical, biographical lexicon of composers and musicians who faced reprisals under the Nazi regime. Contains more than 900 biographical articles and 4,600 short entries.
     
  • Lieder lexicon 
    The historical critical Lieder lexicon contains scholarly commentary on every Lied, with information on its history and the most important versions (supported by the Deutsch Forschungsgemeinschaft).
     
  • SLUB-Dresden Media Library 
    A selection of 36,000 mostly unique sound and video recordings from the extensive holdings of the media collection at the Saxony state library.
     
  • Opera around 1800
    Database of opera repertoire from the period 1770-1830 held in the cities of Vienna, Dresden, Berlin, Munich and Weimar. Here, you can find libretti, operas and editions.
     
  • Salzburg Organ Database
    A database with detailed entries on all organs in the province of Salzburg. Information can be found on the history, console and registration.
     
  • Petrucci Library/IMSLP
    The Petrucci Music Library contains scans (sheet music, arrangements) and sometimes recordings of more than 130,000 works by almost 17,000 composers.
     
  • Richard Strauss Gesamtausgabe
    Page of the Collected Edition Project. Introduction, critical report and documentation can all be viewed without restriction; correspondence and reviews are available as scans.
     
  • Richard Strauss Bibliography
    Bibliography of all surviving sources on Richard Strauss.
     
  • RISM
    RISM is the most extensive database of sheet music from the period 1600-1800. The database contains almost 1,000,000 hand copies and more than 150,000 works in printed form.
     
  • Schubert Online
    Extensive database of Schubert's œvre with bibliographical focus. Digitalisation of surviving autographs (and partial autographs), letters and early print editions.
     
  • Schumann Letters
    Comprises the complete correspondence between Clara and Robert Schumann in the form of a raw digitalisation.
     
  • Schumann First and Early Editions
    Digital collection of scanned first and early editions of the works of Robert Schumann.
     
  • Song Lexikon
    The song lexicon analyses international songs in the pop culture context in which they were created. The articles also include information on the history of the composition and its publication, analyses, reception, bibliography and discography.
     
  • Spohr Letters
    Digital collection of the complete correspondence of Louis Spohr.
     
  • Bibliography of German language song pamphlets
    Database of song pamphlets from 1500-1800 (organised by century). Contains around 30,000 songs from c. 14,000 digitalised pamphlets. 
     
  • Virtual Music Library
    Central information portal for music and musicology (supported by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft).
     
  • Folk music database
    Database of the holdings of the Austrian and South Tyrolean folk song archive. Catalogue of the archive and library holdings of the individual institutions (songs, instrumental music, essays, books, hand copies, recordings, etc.) including the option to research meoldies and scores in a browser.
     
  • Weber Gesamtausgabe
    Bibliography of Weber's works. His correspondence, diaries, writings etc. have been digitised and can be found with the search function.
  • Albertina online
    Extensive collection of the Albertina. The different collections of the Albertina (paintings, sculptures, graphics, posters, architecture and photographs) as well as the library can be searched. More than 130,000 artworks are available online.
     
  • Archive of academic theses of the University of Applied Arts, Vienna
    The archive of academic theses at the Vienna University of Applied Arts contains more than 18,000 elements in diverse media formats (pictures, videos, flash presentations etc.)
     
  • arts archives
    An internation not-for-profit database with video recordings of dance projects for interpretation research. The videos can be viewed for a small but reasonable fee.
     
  • Artdiscovery
    Art Discovery Group Catalogue - Meta search engine within the OCLC Worldcat with a focus on art. Contains specialist catalogues such as Kubikat or the Bibliography of the History of Art.
     
  • Arthistorians
    An encyclopedic collection of art historians. Contains an enormous amount of biographical and methodolocial information on these scholars.
     
  • Arthistoricum
    Cooperation between Heidelberg University Library and Dresden. Comprehensive search in multiple specialist cataloges (art, photography and design, Deutsche Fotothek etc.)
     
  • ArtStor
    A collection of publicly available catalogues, compiled via the JSTOR Forum. The more than 1,000,000 entries can all be viewed completely free of charge.
     
  • Bildarchiv Austria
    The picture archive of the Austrian national library. With holdings of more than 2,000,000 objects, it is the largest documentation centre for pictures in the whole of Austria. Linked to various other institutions.
     
  • Picture archive of the state arte collection, Dresden
    The Online Collection of the State Art Collection in Dresden comprises the entire holdings of the Dresden Art Museum. This includes more than 1,200,000 items, 130,000 of which can be viewed digitally.
     
  • Bilderservice der Stiftung Preussischer Kulturbesitz
    The picture service of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation (Umbrella organisation which covers: Berlin State Museums, Berlin State Library, Prussian Privy State Archives, Ibero-American Institute and the State Institute for Music Research)
     
  • Bildindex der Kunst und Architektur
    The picture index is a union database of around 80 cultural and academic institutions, including the Bildarchiv Foto Marburg, the Rheinisches Bildarchiv Köln and the Deutsche Fotothek Dresden. Contains descriptions and picture material of more than 1,700,000 works.
     
  • British Library Picture Archive
    Picture archive of the British Library. Offers users the opportunity to buy the rights for commercial use.
     
  • Census of Antique Works of Art and Architecture Known in the Renaissance
    An interdisciplinary research project focusing on Renaissance resaerch and the reception of Antiquity. The database contains details of the ancient monuments known in the Renaissance, as well as corresponding pictures and written documents.
     
  • Dance Collection - New York Public Library
    The dance collection of New York Public Library is the largest archive worldwide of documentaion of dance in all its forms.
     
  • Dance Motion Capture Database
    A database of motion films of dance, sponsored by the EU. All data are made available in various formats (all data are covered under CC-BY SA licence).
     
  • Dance Music Database
    Ohio State University streaming database for dance music.
     
  • derra de moroda
    The homepage of the Derra de Moroda Dance Archives, based at Unipark Nonntal. Contains many historical ballet choreographies (dating back to the 18th century).
     
  • Deutsche Fotothek
    The Deutsche Fotothek manages the archive of photographs as well as various other collections, e.g. maps and architectural drawings. The collection contains more than 2,000,000 pictures. The catalogue can be found in Bildindex
     
  • Deutsches Dokumentationszentrum für Kunstgeschichte
    The German Documentation Centre for Art History, based at the University of Marburg, contains photographs of European art and architecture. The archive comprises around 1,700,000 photos and, as such, is one of the largest picture archives on this topic. Can be found in the Bildindex der Kunst und Architektur.
     
  • Dresden Museums
    Overarching collection catalogue of all museums in the City of Dresden. The database offers various search functions on people and entities, and a personal collection folder.
     
  • Education Resources Information Center
    A search engine for educational resources supported by the US Department of Education. Covers (among other things) the area of pedagogy. Enables searches of "peer reviewed" and "full text" entries.
     
  • Catalogue of Contemporary Art
    The catalogue contains the holdings of the Dresden State Library and the University Library with a focus on Europe and North America, covering the areas: Contemporary art after 1945, photography, industrial design and advertising. Contains around 160,000 titles.
     
  • Art catalogue of the Bibliothèque nationale de France
    Cataloge of the French national library
     
  • Kubikat - Library catalogue of the German Art History Research Institute
    The shared library catalogue of the German Independent Research Institute for Art History. The providers are the Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz, the Central Institute for Art History in Munich, the German Center for Art History and the Bibliotheca Hertziana. The catalogue is integrated into the the Artdiscovery Catalogue.
     
  • Art and Research Database - Angewandte/basis wien
    The database contains information on contemporary art in and from Austria with an international background. Of central importance is the contextualisation between people, institutions, events (projects, exhibitions etc.) and art objects.
     
  • Louvre - Database collection
    Collection of data on the different topical foci of the Musée du Louvre. Some parts only available in French.
     
  • Manuscripta Mediaevalia
    A digitalisation project that provides medieval hand copies, mainly held in German libraries. Contains around 90,000 documents.
     
  • Metropolitan Museum - Art Collection
    The collections of the New York Metropolitan Museum. Contains digitised versions of more than 1,000,000 objects from across two millennia. Objects can be sorted acording to type of material.
     
  • Museum of Modern Art - Collection
    The online collection of the New York Museum of Modern Art. Of the more than 200,000 exhibits, around 80,000 can be viewed online.
     
  • National Gallery - London
    The digital platform of the National Gallery in London. Contains the digitised holdings of the museum from the 13th to the 20th century.
     
  • Network of Graphic Collections
    Overarching collection of the holdings and exhibitions of a multitude of museums in the German-speaking area. Contains information on current exhibitions; a selction of the graphics on display can also be viewed online.
     
  • Pinakothek
    The collections of the Pinakotheken in Munich (Old, New, Modern) are accessible online. Digital tours through the individual exhibition rooms are offered, complete with the descriptions of the pictures and artists that can be found there.
     
  • Polo Museale Florenz - Archive
    The archive of the Polo Museale Fiorentino. Contains over 1,000,000 documents.
     
  • Collection of the Prado Museum
    The online collektion of the Prado Museum in Madrid. The collection comprises several thousand exhibits, divided into various thematic focuses.
     
  • Prometheus
    Digital picture archive for art and cultural sciences. Prometheus is a database conglomoration of (currently) 95 databases containing almost 1,800,000.
     
  • Pedocs
    Pedocs (pedagogical documents) is the repository for educational research established, developed and curated by the Leibniz Institute. It brings together electronic full texts of educational research and educational sciences. A search by subdisciplines is possible.
     
  • Reallexikon zur Deutschen Kunstgeschichte - digital version
    An encyclopedia of art-historical reserach on objects, which developed on the basis of the printed volumes of the specialist lexicon of German Art History. The focus is central Europe from the early Middle Ages up to the present day.
     
  • Rijksmuseum - digital platform
    Contains digitised versions of nearly 700,000 exhibits.
     
  • Berlin Dance Forum
    The video platform "Tanzforum Berlin" is a presentation of the contemporary dance landscape in Berlin. The platform offers an overview of 3-5 minute trailers of current productions.
     
  • The Getty - BHA and RILA
    The Bibliography of the History of Art (BHA) and the Répertoire international de la littérature de l'art (RILA) of the Getty Research Institute. These databases cover material published between 1975 and 2007 and contain more than 1,200 journals.
     
  • The Getty - Research Center
    The database portal of the Getty Research Institute. It is the gateway to, among other things, the Getty Research Portal, the Open Content Programme and the Digital Collections. Not everything is freely accessible.
     
  • The Warburg Institute - Iconographic Database
    The iconographic database of the Warburg Institute of London. The organisation of the depictions in a purely thematical way leads to interesting search patterns (e.g. anonymous works, number of depictions of a historical event or the development of the way that the same event is depicted).
     
  • Uffizi - digital archive
    The digital photo archive of the Uffizi Gallery. Contains more than 600,000 photographs and 300,000 artworks.
     
  • VADS - Online Resource for Visual Arts
    Platform for collections of various diverse projects. The thematic areas cover fine art, photography, historical topical areas etc.
     
  • Vatican Libary
    Catalogue of the Vatican library. Comprises a number of digital collections (including but not limited to manuscripts, printed works, coins). The digital collection contains more than 80,000 codices.
     
  • Virtual Print Room
    The virtual print room is the joint research database of the Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum Braunschweig and the Herzog August Library Wolfenbüttel. The database contains around 40,000 prints from the two collections.
     
  • Zeno
    Cross-cutting full text library. Covers the areas of literature (opus of more than 700 authors), art (40,000 works by more than 4,500 artists), philosophy, religion, music, languages and more.
  • Arbeitskreis für musikpädagogische Forschung
    The conference volumes of the Arbeitskreis Musipädagogische Forschung from 1980 until today (currently 38 volumes available digitally). Online publication of newer volumes always 12 months after publication.
  • Education Resources Information Center
    A search engine for Educational Resources supported by the US Department of Education. Covers, among other things, the field of education. Allows searching for peer reviewed and full text entries
  • Pedocs
    Pedocs (pedagogical documents) is the repository for educational research established and maintained by the Leibniz Institute. Electronic full texts of educational research and educational science can be found side by side. Also allows searching by sub-disciplines.
  • Zeitschrift für kritische Musikpädagogik
    The Zeitschrift für kritische Musikpädagogik is an e-journal that has been in existence since 2002. The articles are published in irregular intervals

Electronic journals

  • Elektronische Zeitschriftenbibliothek
    The EZB is a compilation of journals available online (more than 100,000 recorded). The journals are sorted by area, and accessibility is indicated by a traffic light system (green=full text access, yellow=campus access, red=no full text access)
  • JSTOR
    JSTOR is a platform that specialises in publishing scholarly journal articles in more than 75 disciplines. However, the offer also includes open access books.

Here you can find an inventory overview of our digital journals:

Other Library & Meta Catalogues

  • Katalog PLUS  - Browse the holdings of the University of Salzburg
  • Katalog ULB Innsbruck  - Browse the holdings of the University and State Library Innsbruck
  • Katalog KUG  - The catalogue of the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz
  • Katalog mdw  - The portal of the library of the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna