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Sometimes dissertations in music are submitted in two parts: a composition and an essay. In such cases each part is cataloged independently.

Refer the composition to the Music Cataloger.
In each record include a 500 note explaining the relationship, based on the following model.

On the record for the Music
This composition and the essay "[Title proper of text]" together constitute the dissertation but are otherwise unrelated.

On the record for the Text
This essay and the composition '[Title proper of music]" together constitute the dissertation but are otherwise unrelated.

Example

Book Record

100 1 Nelson, Mark Douglas,‡d1954-
245 10 Quieting the mind, manifesting mind :‡bthe Zen Buddhist roots of John Cage's early chance-determined and indeterminate compositions /‡cMark Douglas Nelson.
260 ‡c1995.
300 2 v. (xiv, 390 leaves) ;‡c29 cm.
500 This essay and the composition "Motion alarm I Ching" together constitute the dissertation but are otherwise unrelated.
502 Thesis (Ph.D.)--Princeton University, 1995.
504 Includes bibliographical references (leaves 376-390).
655 7 Academic dissertations‡2rbgenr.
710 2 Princeton University.‡bDept. of Music.
RLIN ID 95-B31854

Score Record

100 1 Nelson, Mark Douglas,‡d1954-
245 10 Motion alarm I Ching‡h[sound recording] /‡cNelson.
260 ‡c1995.
300 1 sound cassette (20 min.) :‡banalog. +‡e1 booklet (33 p. : 29 cm.)
500 This composition and the essay "Quieting the mind, manifesting mind" together constitute the dissertation but are otherwise unrelated.
500 Includes accompanying volume of technical specifications.
502 Thesis (Ph.D.)--Princeton University, 1995.
655 7 Academic dissertations‡2rbgenr.
710 2 Princeton University.‡bDept. of Music.
RLIN ID 95-C675