1. Music Library Association SDC Open Meeting Feb. 18, 2005 AACR3: Summary of Part I Draft ( and a glimpse into Parts II and III) Kathy Glennan University of Southern California

2. Caveat This summary covers a draft document, which is under consideration by the JSC constituencies right now CC:DA has substantial comments on the organization and contents of this draft JSC will meet in April to review all the comments and will direct the creation of a new draft – so specifics may change!

3. Organization of the Rules: Section A General Rules –General Rules for Description (A1) Apply to all types of resources –Resources Issued in Successive Parts (A2) Includes multipart items and serials –Integrating Resources (A3)

4. Introduction to Part I Scope Structure of the description Organization of the rules Applying general and supplementary rules Focus for the description Resources in an unpublished form Options and omissions

5. Outline of Chapter A1: General rules Preliminary rules Rules for each of the 8 ISBD areas –Title and statement of responsibility –Edition –Material (or type of publication) specific details –Publication, distribution, etc. –Technical description –Series –Notes –Standard number and terms of availability Multimedia resources “In” analytics and multilevel descriptions

6. Organization of the Rules: Section B Supplementary Rules Applicable to Specific Types of Content –Text –Music –Cartographic Resources –Graphics –Three-Dimensional Resources –Sound –Moving Images

7. Organization of the Rules: Section C Supplementary Rules Applicable to Specific Types of Media –Print and Graphic Media –Micrographic Media –Tactile Media –Three-Dimensional Media –Audio Media –Projected Graphic, Film, and Video Media –Digital Media

8. Focus for the Description Single-part resource Resource comprising two or more parts issued simultaneously Resource issued in successive parts Integrating resource Separately titled component part Multilevel description Assembled collection of resources

9. Chief Source of Information Part of general rules Standard list for all resources Some material-specific sources have been omitted –More bracketing of publication information?

10. Prescribed Sources of Information Part of general rules Standard list for all resources Some areas more restrictive than their AACR2 counterparts

11. General Material Designation Content –cartographic resource –choreography [notation] –data –graphic –mixed content –moving image –music [notation] –sound –software –text –three-dimensional Medium –audio –digital –film –graphic –micrographic –multimedia –print –projected –three-dimensional –tactile –video

12. Possible GMDs (Hypothetical) [text : microform] [music : digital] [multimedia : digital] [text : digital]

13. Unpublished Resources General rules apply equally to published and unpublished resources –Separate subrules when necessary AACR2 Ch. 4 rules either: –Recast as general rules, or –Removed if inconsistent with the general rules

14. Assembled Collections AACR2 rules pertaining to assembled collections (primarily from Ch. 4) –Chiefly incorporated into the General rules –Some moved to Section B, if content- specific

15. Published Resources Early printed resources –Where appropriate, AACR2 Ch. 2 “extra” rules now in General rules, or Supplementary rules for print and graphic media –Introduction to AACR3 will direct specialists to manuals with more detailed instructions No use of [S.l. : s.n.] or their equivalents for unknown place or publisher

16. Resources Issued in Successive Parts AACR2 Ch. 12 rules moved to: –General rules, if they apply to all resources Numbering area –Chapter A2, covering resources issued in successive parts Includes continuing and finite resources –Chapter A3, covering integrating resources

17. Technical Description Area Renamed from “physical description area” Split between General rules (Section A) and Rules for specific types of media (Section C) General rules expanded to provide instructions for all types of resources

18. Specific Material Designation Describe in terms of –Number of physical units –Number of components –Both Designed for clearer delineation of –Physical units (3 v.) –Presentation units (327 p.) –Logical aggregations of content (score, part)

19. AACR3: Part II (Proposal) Choice of primary and secondary access points –Choosing headings for the description –Choosing access points for works and expressions Layout should separate out decision making process –“Rule of 3” – optional? Editorial tasks –Rework Chapter 21 Address issues associated with the concept of authorship –Update terminology –Review concept of “collection”

20. AACR3: Part III (Proposal) Form of access points (AACR2 Ch. 22-25) –Incorporate authority control principles –Rules on related references (integrating AACR2 Ch. 26) Uniform titles –For collocation Construct a heading for a Work and its Expression Expandable Function like guidecards –For uniquely identifying works Clearly identify serials and other successively updated resources Link with variant forms of name, numeric identifiers, etc.

21. End of AACR2 JSC no longer considering rule revision proposals for AACR2 –Instead, proposals forwarded to General Editor for possible inclusion in AACR3 2005 Amendments will be final update –Consists of 6 pages of actual rule revisions, plus the updated preliminary matter, etc.

22. Successor to LCRIs? Library of Congress will end LCRIs when AACR2 ceases Will move to a different type of documentation of cataloging decisions –Still will clarify national choices when the rules allow for options –May provide additional examples and procedural information

23. Additional Information JSC website: http://www.collectionscanada.ca/jsc –Barbara Tillett’s PowerPoint presentation: http://www.collectionscanada.ca/jsc/docs/ aacr3pptjan2005.pdf CC:DA website: http://www.libraries.psu.edu/tas/jca/ccda/ SDC website: http://www.musiclibraryassoc.org/BCC/ Descriptive/Descriptive.html Upcoming LRTS article by Jennifer Bowen

24. Questions?