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Music
Below is a symphony of links to all things music.
Choral Groups
Composers
Listening & Recordings
Music History
Music Theory
Musical Genres
Musical Instruments
Professional Organizations
Symphony Orchestras
World Music
Choral Groups
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Composers
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Listening & Recordings
Folk Music Albums
Discography of folk recordings available on CD from the Library of Congress.
What to Listen for in Music
Dr. Michael Broyles, distinguished professor of music at Pennsylvania State University shares his knowledge and understanding of Classic and Romantic music in a six part lecture series. Includes Subject Index and Master Audio Glossary. An ArtsEdge lecture from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C.
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Music History
Essentials of Music
Reknowned classical composers and their music are brought to life and six main eras of music history are explained. There's also a glossary of music terms.
HyperMusic
An exploration of classical music history from the Middle Ages to the 20th Century; including the main periods, subtopics, forms, and composers important to Classical music. Also includes a history of jazz music, information about musical instruments, and resources for teachers including lesson plans.
Music History 102
A Guide to Western Composers and their Music from the Middle Ages to the Present.
Music History Resources
Outlines based on A History of Western Music by Donald Jay Grout and Claude Palisca (4th ed.).
Western Music: A Short History
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Music Theory
Music Theory
Learn more about the basics of music theory: note reading, intervals, scales, and more. From ThinkQuest.
Musictheory.net
A collection of music theory tutorials. Lessons include staff, clef, and ledger lines; note and rest durations; measures and time signatures; major and minor scales; and more. The site also has a chord calculator, staff paper, and matrix generators (utilities). The interactive exercises ("Trainers") for keyboard, guitar, brass, and ear include sight and audio recognition of notes, keys, chords, and other elements. The trainers and utilities may be downloaded.
Rhythm and Meter in Tonal Music: A Bibliography and Glossary of Terms
From Indiana University.
The Tonal Centre
An interactive site explaining and demonstrating some of the key concepts of tonality, including chords, scales, cadences, and modulation. Includes midi files illustrating musical examples.
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Musical Genres
Jazz
- Jazz Improvisation
Articles used in jazz course at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Includes links to other online resources.
- Jazznet
Jazz CD reviews, interviews, and performance reviews from Culturekiosque Magazine.
- Louis Armstrong House Museum
Resource for anyone interested in the life and work of Louis Armstrong.
Opera
- Opera
Contains links to online resources about opera. From the Internet Public Library.
- OperaStuff
"A world of opera to explore." Includes links to online resources on Opera Singers, Opera Houses, and other information about opera.
Popular Music
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Musical Instruments
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Professional Organizations
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Symphony Orchestras
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World Music
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