Composition

Composer of children's songs. Picture, sound files, and form for comments.

(1947- ), Sofia, Bulgaria. Picture, biography, works, and recordings.

Composer of orchestral music for video productions and schools. Include MP3 samples.

Includes list of works for winds, brass and orchestra, sample scores and sound files.

(Argentina) Catalogue of works, collaborations, discography, other projects, biography, photographs, curriculum vitae, and contacts.

Information relating to the Normandy Landings in World War II featuring articles, interviews, pictures, and works inspired by the invasion on D-Day.

Includes full and part scores of new unplayed piece for string quartet with invitation to freely download and play.

List of works.

Biography.

List of compositions, some scores, some sound files.

Short biography, article with music examples "Making Music with Matriarchal Consciousness," Real Audio example of her music, and pictures.

(1951- ). Short biography, list of works and recordings.

(1959- ), Sydney, Australia. Picture, short biography with discussion of his musical philosophy, and list of works and recordings.

(1954- ), Newcastle, Australia. Biography and list of works and recordings, from the Australian Music Centre.

Short biography, list of works and recordings.

(1948- ), Stamford, Lincolnshire, UK. Picture, short biography and selected works, from sounz.

(1926-). Short biography, critical reception, recordings, musical tracks, catalog of works and contact information.

(1956- ), Rauschengesees, Thuringia. Biography and list of works, from The Living Composers Project.

Includes projects and concerts.

Select discography.

Work list, bibliography, life (in Japanese), MIDI files, discography, links.

Biography, CD reviews, work list, links.

Filmography with biographical sketch, movies using his music, and link to Ken Russell film based on the last five years of his life from the Internet Movie Database (IMDb).

Miscellaneous art songs and cycles, most in English or with English translation from REC Music. Two cycles in Norwegian.

Entry at the Lied and Art Songs Text Page with list of vocal works linked to lyrics.

Filmography with music and writing credits, awards, biography, and related material from the Internet Movie Database.

Filmography at IMDb with compositional and orchestrator credits.

Entry at the Lied and Art Songs Text Pages with list of vocal works linked to Italian lyrics, many also having English translations.

Outline of his life and works including developments and innovations that moved him from a Medieval to a Renaissance style. Also links to related Renaissance topics.

Biography and music files offered in MIDI format.

Entry from Musicalics includes biographical information and links.

Biographical material, links, and directory of MP3 audio files from Classic Cat.

Songs and cycles from the Lied and Art Songs Pages at REC Music with English lyrics for most works.

Biography and work list.

Offers scores and parts from some Enescu works as PDF files for download.

Brief biography and photograph from Dacapo Records.

Wikipedia article showing what little is known about his life plus summary of works and details of his influence and the spread of his music. Includes bibliography and internal references.

(1898-1990), Chicago, Illinois. Picture, biography, works, recordings, and reviews, from the Ernest Bacon Society.

(1901-1964) Biography and works, from Musicalics.

(1910-1959), Italy. Biography and works, from the Musicalics.

(1909-1991), New York City. List of works from Music Web.

Photograph and discography from Classical Net's Basic Repertoire List.

Biography, discography, and period information from the Here of a Sunday Morning radio program.

Life and music from Musicalics.

Gilder-MusicWeb Dictionary of composers entry with summary of life history and compositional output.

Songs and cycles, some with English translations, from the Lied and Art Song Texts Page at REC Music.

His operas from U.S.Opera.

Biography in five parts with pictures interspersed.

Wikipedia article focusing on his keyboard works, position as a transitional character between the Renaissance and Baroque periods, and influence on others, including Bach. With internal references to related people and topics.

Keyboard Music Discography.