**If your article is from JSTOR, or was originally published in print form, use the print format**
From Turabian 7th Edition, page 183:
Most journal citations include volume number, issue number or month, and year.
The volume number follows the journal title- no punctuation intervening.
Spell out the full month.
do NOT include "Vol." Simply enter the number.
do NOT include "Issue." If there is an issue number, insert a comma, the abbreviation "no." and the number.
do NOT capitalize the number abbrev. it's lowercase "no."
if you don't have a volume number, just put the issue number. ex: Journal no. 8 (Feb 2004)...
CITATION FORMAT:
B: Last Name, First. "Title of Article." Name of
Journal Vol. # issue # (Month Year): page(s).
ex: Smith, Jolie. "Finding Your Voice." Journal
of Music 42, no. 4 (June 2007): 223-25.
N: ¹First Name Last, "Title of Article," Name of
Journal Vol. # (Month Year): page(s).
ex: ²Jolie Smith, "Finding Your Voice," Journal
of Music 42, no. 4 (June 2007): 223-25.
If the article you're citing is from a journal that exists in print, then create your citation just like the print version (above).
For online journals that *only* exist online, follow the same citation style for print, with the addition of the article URL (link), and the date you accessed the material.
B: Smith, Jolie. "Finding Your Voice." Journal of Music 24,
no. 2 (October 2006). <http://links.article.org/sici?.html>
(accessed 27 December 2008).
N: ¹Jolie Smith, "Finding Your Voice," Journal of Music 24, no. 2 (October 2006), under "Start by Singing," paragraph 2, < http://links.article.org/sici?.html> (accessed 27 December 2008).
Attribution: DePauw University Libraries, Turabian/Chicago Style, Music Citations