Optional
arrangementArrangement statement. Contains the value "arr.", "arrangement" or similar if the work is an arrangement of another work.
Corresponds to 240$o
in MARC 21
Form of composition.
Examples: "Symfonier" (Symphonies), "Konserter" (Concerts), Preludier (Preludes), "Sonater" (Sonatas).
Optional
instrumentationInstrumentation / medium of performance (Norwegian: "Besetning").
Examples: "klaver, orkester", "fiolin (2), klaver".
Note that instrumentation is also coded in a structured form on Work
.
Corresponds to 240$m
in MARC 21.
Optional
keyKey (Norwegian: "Toneart")
Examples: "C-dur", "a-moll", "F-dur"
Corresponds to 240$r
in MARC 21,
musicKey in Bibframe and
has key of representative expression in RDA.
Optional
opusOpus number
Numeric designation of a musical work assigned by a composer, publisher, or a musicologist. Includes the prefix "op .".
Examples: "op. 14", "op. 27, no. 1" or "op. 27, no. 1-2"
Corresponds to parts of 240$n
in MARC 21,
musicOpusNumber in Bibframe and
has opus number in RDA.
Optional
partDesignation for a part/section (Norwegian: "Seksjon") of a work used in the title.
Examples: "Adagio" (part of a symphony or sonata), "Suite nr. 1", "Utvalg"
Optional
serialA number used for works with the same form
(and instrumentation
) which are consecutively
numbered by the composer or arranger, or are consecutively numbered in reference sources.
Example: "nr. 14"
Corresponds to parts of 240$n
in MARC 21,
musicSerialNumber in Bibframe
and has serial number of musical work in
RDA.
Optional
thematicThematic catalogue number
Designation for a musical work as found in a thematic catalogue of works. In cases of multiple catalogue numbers, the numbers are separated by comma.
Examples: "KV 622", "BWV 249", "Sz. 75, BB 84"
Corresponds to parts of 240$n
in MARC 21,
musicThematicNumber in
Bibframe and has thematic index number in
RDA.
Optional
titleLanguage used to encode the title elements. Usually the preferred language of the cataloguing agency.
Uniform title for a music work.
This type of title is used to provide a unique and structured point of access for classical music works that lack a distinct title, and is constructed from key information about the work.
Examples: