Music
All-Music Guide (http://www.allmusic.com)
This site is considered to be one of the largest music-reference books
online, and also has record reviews, artist's biographies, and a daily
music-news update.
The Aria Database (http://www.aria-database.com)
This database has a diverse collection of over 1000 operatic arias,
and includes translations, aria text, and a collection of MIDI files of
operatic ensembles and arias.
The Classical Music Pages
(http://w3.rz-berlin.mpg.de/cmp/)
At this site, you can access composers by name, musical form, or musical
epoch. You can also access instruments by name or find definition of a
variety of musical terms. Links to a number of excellent reference sites.
Gemm Music (http://www.gemm.com)
This site has the world's largest music catalog! Search from 19 million CDs, LPs, 45s and more from thousands of sellers around the world! Includes Hard to Find • Rare• Out of Print • Collectible Import • Discount • Used •Independent Artist & Label
International Lyrics Server (http://www.lyrics.ch)
Only know a few words of a Beatles song but not sure of the title?
You need this site! Contains excess of 60,000 lyrics searchable by artist,
album and song title.
Music Yellow
Pages (http://www.musicyellowpages.com/ypdirect.htm)
Access to addresses and phone numbers of vendors of music products
from accessories to xylophones.
MUSICA (http://www.musicanet.org)
MUSICA's goal is to gather information on all choral music of the world
and become a virtual multimedia library. MUSICA's database is multilingual,
and contains over 73,000 references.
Musicals.net (http://musicals.net)
The source for musical theater information. Offers a list of 60 or
so musicals in alphabetical order. For each, you can view a synopsis, lyrics,
links, and more. NOTE: Treatments of new musicals are far sketchier than
treatments of the classics.
Newburgh Free Library:
Music (http://www.newburghlibrary.org/websites/music.htm)
Newburgh Free Library's collection of music links divided by subject.
Operabase (http://www.operabase.com/en/)
Has a great deal of good links including performance and artist searches,
opera timelines, and it is also multilingual.
Rolling Stone (http://www.rollingstone.com)
An A - Z biographical listing of rock musicians, plus articles and
highlights from the latest issue of the magazine.
Sheet Music Plus (http://www.sheetmusicplus.com)
Good place to look for all types of sheet music.
Worldwide Internet
Music Resources (http://www.music.indiana.edu/music_resources)
Another good metasite from the Indiana University of Music. Useful
composer and music journal links.