You can use Browzine to view our digital collection of music-related professional journals. Browzine allows you to create a bookshelf and save articles in one location regardless of the full-text provider.
The library offers over 200 databases on all topics studied at XULA. Many provide access to the full text of newspapers, magazines, and journals. If you are searching for an article on a music-related topic, these databases will be your best bet:
JSTOR is a comprehensive database providing access to academic scholarly journals in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences, ebooks from renowned scholarly publishers, that are DRM-free, and primary sources across four collections: Global Plants, Struggles for Freedom: Southern Africa.
Project Muse provides access to scholarly e-books and journals in the arts and humanities, social sciences, and mathematics.