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| An online virtual band: musicians throughout the world can participate
in this online jam session, which utilizes MIDI signals in real time. |
| A comprehensive site that caters to all who recognize the importance
of music and music education. |
| Arsis Press publishes the concert and sacred music of 40 women
composers, and this site details the available works. Don't miss the
reprint of a Washington Post article about Clara Lyle Boone and the
history of her work in getting women's music published and played
(against great odds!). |
| The Kennedy Center created this compelling site, which features all
aspects of the arts: music, dance, fine arts, and more. An awesome
resource for students, teachers, parents, and art lovers. |
| An extensive guide on classical music, for everyone from beginners to
experts. Lots of information, arias of great operas, and a multimedia
concert hall featuring video clips of great performances. |
| A lot of very good and very detailed information on many different
aspects of Brazilian music, including a fair number of audio files. |
| There are 3,230 classical music files here in MIDI format, with an
alphabetical listing by composer. Some of the more famous have their own
separate links, with pieces. My computer played the pieces, but I would
recommend a decent MIDI plug-in. (They offer a download.) This is a good
page if you are researching a certain piece of music or movement. |
| ClassicalNet has "a wide array of informational files - over 2000
in all - about classical music, as well as over 1800 links to other
interesting web sites." This site is divided into six sections:
Basic Repertoire, Classical CD Buying Guide, Recommend Classical CDs,
Composer Data, Reviews & Articles, and Classical Music Links, plus a
search engine and discussion mailing list. |
| This page gives you an introduction to the different instruments and
their respective sounds, gives you an explanation of musical genres, and
will help you learn to read music. The section on reading music covers
the clefs, time signatures, types of notes, rests and symbols, and how
to count. The genre section offers links to specific artists and other
sites. |
| Everything from where to take music lessons to how to pick equipment
to how to get booked professionally makes this site a must-see for
aspiring musicians, or professional ones looking for a break. |
| This University of New Mexico project is designed to introduce K-12
students to music from around the world: rock bands from Russia,
classical, and even rap music from different cultures. |
| Read (in English or Irish) all about the Archive's work in preserving
the traditional song, dance, and music of Ireland. Make plans to visit
the Archive in Dublin, or learn online about what constitutes its
special and general collections, copying, recording, and research , and
how you can support this work. |
| New, alternative music is showcased on this site, which makes the user
feel like an insider in an underground club. All ages will find
something interesting and even compelling on this site. |
| Categorized and annotated, this is a collection of Web resources
concerning early music, including general sites, catalogs, instruments,
Gregorian Chant, and more. |
| Regardless of your genre or instrumentation, Czapla Music Transcriptions
include; Jazz Transcriptions, Latin Jazz, Blues, R&B;, Gospel, Rock Transcriptions,
Classic Rock, Top 40 Pop Transcriptions |
| Online Edition of Mix Magazine, Professional Recording , Sound and
Music Production. Site contains reviews of new equipment, studio
showcase, and many more sections. |
| As it says, it's a connection. Mostly a series of links, but very
comprehensive and impressive. |
| This site has online lessons and links for a variety of music
resources. |
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