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Music Libraries on YouTube

Little is known about either how music libraries are using YouTube or the amount of music-library-related videos on that popular video-sharing site. This exploratory study aimed to identify music-library YouTube videos and ascertain their common characteristics. Video metadata were examined, and analysis was conducted on visual content, such as the depiction of collection material, staff, and highlights of the facilities. Twenty videos from academic, public, orchestra, and radio-station music libraries were identified. This study sheds light on how music libraries are using YouTube and makes way for future YouTube applications and research into music-library Web 2.0 usage.