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A - F

  1. Asian Music
    History and development of music in Asian countries.
  2. Australian Composers
    Access information about them, their development and their works.
  3. Choral Tradition :

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G - L

  1. General Sites & Portals :
    • Allmusic
      The Allmusic website was created as a place for music fans to indulge their passion. Whether you’re visiting Allmusic to look up an out-of-print recording, to get our take on a new release, or simply to explore the world of music and see where it may lead, you’ve come to the right spot.’
    • CredoReference
      Previously ‘Xrefer’. A Free trial is available, but check if your institution subscribes to this service. Select ‘Music’ from the options once logged in.
    • RoJaRo
      ‘The world’s largest Free music magazine index covering [all areas of music] also including music magazine, fanzine & record label information.
    • The Royal Academy of Music, Aarhus
      ‘Welcome to a collection of music-related links hosted by The Royal Academy of Music, Aarhus’ Particularly covers instrumental information.
      Highly Recommended !
    • Web Resources for Study & Research in Music
      Link directories from musicology to thematic studies and world music.
  2. Indonesian Music
    Particularly covers Gamelan music and culture.

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M - R

  1. Medieval & Renaissance Music
    History and development of music during the Medieval and Renaissance periods.
  2. Musicology
    Musicology and specialist areas such as ethnomusicology.
  3. Organology
    Study of musical instruments [an organic structure].

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S - Z

  1. Theory and Composition :
  2. Transcription :
  3. Western Music
    History and development of the western, musical tradition particularly in Europe from the Baroque to the 20th century.
  4. World Music :

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