BabelScores is a French-based structure arising from the need to diffuse and promote contemporary music from the last 40 years, rendering information more easily available to everyone worldwide. Looks into and selects the works of the most creative, original and innovative composers of the past few decades offering a wide catalogue and setting up a powerful circulation platform without any restrictions and especially addressed to instrumentalists, ensembles, orchestras, composers, musicologists, conservatories, universities and festivals throughout the world.

Provides access to materials concerning J.S. Bach's autographs. Autographs and related material from various collections have been digitized and collected together in a single virtual environment. Also includes information about five musical instruments from the time of J.S. Bach: trumpet (clarino), lute (theorbo), organ, echo flutes, and violoncello piccolo.

Bacteriology Abstracts indexes journal articles in bacteriology. Over 400 journals are monitored for inclusion in this database, and years of coverage are 1982 to the present. With topics ranging from bacterial immunology and vaccinations to diseases of man and animals, the database provides access to clinical findings as well as pure bacteriology, biochemistry, and genetics. Major areas of coverage include: aggressins and toxins, animal bacteriology, antibacterial agents, cell structure and function, ecology and distribution, genetics and evolution, immunology, microbial symbiosis, plasmids, and bacterial taxonomy.

Information about ballad operas from ca. 1728-1760. Describes attributes of the ballad opera and the societal context in which it came about, with sections on "Theatre & dance history", "Cultural history", "Political history", and "Stars of ballad operas". Includes a searchable database of ballad operas and airs, and several audio samples.

"National Conference of State Legislatures Ballot Measures database includes all statewide ballot measures for more than a century (1892 to current). The database is searchable by topic area, with options such as abortion, bond measures, criminal justice, education, elections, health, labor and employment, natural resources, tax and revenues, transportation and more. The database is updated as new ballot measures qualify to be on the ballot. On election night, each entry is updated with pass or fail."

"Founded by former slave John Henry Murphy Sr. when he merged three church publications, The Baltimore Afro-American became one of the most widely circulated African-American newspapers on the Atlantic Coast. In addition to featuring the first black female reporter (Murphy's daughter) and female sportswriters, the paper's contributors have included writer Langston Hughes, intellectual J. Saunders Redding, artist Romare Bearden, and sports editor Sam Lacy, whose column influenced the desegregation of professional sports. Through the decades, the newspaper fought for equal employment rights, urged African-American participation in politics, and advocated state-funded higher education for blacks. In the 1930s, The Baltimore Afro-American launched "The Clean Block" campaign, which is still in existence today, to clean up inner-city neighborhoods and fight crime. It stationed correspondents in Europe and the Pacific during World War II, providing first-hand reports to readers. In the 1950s, working with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the newspaper's efforts contributed to the outlawing of public school segregation."--Brochure

• Lfg. 1. A.
• Bauerndorf, Christian (fiche no. 1-21)
• Lfg. 2. Bauers
• Cröger (fiche no. 22-57)
• Lfg. 3. Crönert
• Daudert (fiche no. 58-93)
• Lfg. 4. Garuckas
• Holst (fiche no. 94-129)
• Lfg. 5. Holst
• Kirsis (fiche no. 130-165)
• Lfg. 6. Kirsiväli
• Lenz (fiche no. 166-201)
• Lfg. 7. Lenz
• Möller (fiche no. 202-237)
• Lfg. 8. Möller
• Plate (fiche no. 238-273)
• Lfg. 9. Plate
• Rzyszcezewski (fiche no. 274-309)
• Lfg. 10. S.(C.)
• Springe (fiche no. 310-345)
• Lfg. 11. Springenfeld
• Uuemaa (fiche no. 346-381)
• Lfg. 12. Uuemaa
• Zywult (fiche no. 382-420).

Bank Regulatory Database contains five databases for regulated depository financial institutions. These databases provide accounting data for bank holding companies, commercial banks, savings banks, and savings and loans institutions. The source of the data comes from the required regulatory forms filed for supervising purposes

BankruptcyData.com provides instant access to information on thousands of business bankruptcy filings from federal bankruptcy districts. Currently there are over 400,000 business bankruptcies in the database

Contains electronic versions of 1000 French prose fiction texts dating from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. Texts have been authenticated by the authors wherever possible.

Searchable bibliographic database of literature relevant to the city, canton, and region of Basel, Switzerland.

This collection focuses on collecting the Web sites and government documents of the local and regional governments geographically centered around the San Francisco bay area. Part of the web archiving project at Stanford University (http://www.archive-it.org/home/SSRG)

This collection provides access to the 37 Shakespeare plays produced by the BBC between 1978 and 1985.

The database lists all of the letters to and from Johannes Brahms, and many of the letters are presented as digital facsimiles of the original manuscripts.

BCC's market research reports explore major economic, scientific, and technological developments in industrial, pharmaceutical, and high technology organizations.
"BCC Research provides objective, unbiased measurement and assessment of market opportunities with detailed market research reports. Our experienced industry analysts assess growth opportunities, market sizing, technologies, applications, supply chains and companies with the singular goal of helping you make informed business decisions, free of noise and hype."

Provides access to over 190,000 bibliographic citations for conservation literature. BCIN includes citations from the Art and Archaeology Technical Abstracts (prior to 1998), technical reports, conference proceedings, journal articles, books and audiovisual and unpublished materials. The database also includes previously unavailable material from private sources, as well as new information gathered by a worldwide network of contributors. BCIN was first initiated by the Getty Conservation Institute and ICCROM. It was launched in 1987 as a subscription database, available through the Canadian Heritage Information Network (CHIN). In May 2002, BCIN was made available free of charge on the CIN Web site, hosted by CHIN. The database interface, re-designed in 2002, includes both a simple and advanced search, and the ability to refine searches, among other features.

• Works by Ludwig van Beethoven
• Sketches by Beethoven
• Manuscripts by other composers
• Written documents
• Pictures and objects
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"The Digital Archives contains the unique collections of the Beethoven-Haus: Music manuscripts, first editions, letters and pictures. By linking more than 5,000 documents on 26,000 coloured scans of high quality, 1,600 audio files (music examples, audio letters) and 7,600 text files, Beethoven's thinking, life and work become tangible and can be experienced in a visual and audible way. Portraits and topographical depictions show the composer and the world he lived in."