Wikipedia:GLAM/Bodleian/Tudor Music Editathon

Richard Edwardes, 1525 – 1566
Hugh Aston's Hornpipe (harpsichord)

The Faculty of Music and IT Services at the University of Oxford are hosting a Wikipedia edit-a-thon on the theme of Tudor Music on the afternoon of Friday 5 February 2016.

Join the Tudor Partbooks project's mission to summarise existing biographies and other articles about Tudor music and thereby add, update or improve related Wikimedia articles. No experience is necessary as resources will be provided and training will be given by the Bodleian Library's Wikimedian-in-Residence, Martin Poulter.

  • Date: 2-5pm, Friday 5 February 2016
  • Venue: IT Services, University of Oxford (directions)
  • Participants: All welcome! No Wiki editing experience is necessary, though experienced editors are very welcome; tutorials will be provided for Wikipedia newcomers.
  • Can’t get to Oxford? Virtual participation is welcome.
  • For further information and to book a space email: katherine.butler@music.ox.ac.uk
  • Cost: Free!

Participants

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In the room at Oxford
Participating remotely

‡ = new account

Outcomes

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Articles created
Articles improved on the day

This event resulted in the following fact appearing in the Did You Know section of Wikipedia on 29 February 2016.

Did you know that the Peterhouse partbooks and Forrest-Heyther partbooks both contain music by the English composer Robert Fayrfax?

The stats tool shows the effect of this DYK on the partbooks articles.

Participant evaluation

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See wmuk:Tudor Music editathon 2016

New articles to be written

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Short link for this section: tinyurl.com/TPeditathon

For ideas for how to approach the partbook articles see: Drexel 4180–4185 (though you needn’t do anything this long!)

Articles in need of expansion

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Biographies

Articles marked as in need of improved citation (and probably expansion)

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Biographies

Online Resources

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Open Access:

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Via university network / subscription only:

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