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Group history and objectives; repertoire, schedule and contact information.
A community based English handbell ensemble in the Seattle, Washington area. Includes handbell FAQ and trivia.
Based in Lancashire, the handbell ringers inform about team, history and techniques.
A guide to handbell ringers and activities in Ontario, Canada. Includes newsletters, festival information and assistance for newly-formed choirs.
Detail from a 1958 picture, taken by photographer Art Kane, which captured 57 jazz greats in one big picture. Includes a summary of his biography.
Nice photo portraits of Haynes, young and older, in drummer webpages.
Detailed discography including collaborations.
Organize a series of themed fiddle and dance camps; information about schedules, instructors, application, and contact details. [New York, US]
Annual fiddle school, and fiddle and cultural festival. Information about program, facilities and booking. [Shetland Islands]
Supports and develops fiddling in the state; information about their camp, competition, and membership.
Information about events, membership, and their chapters in different parts of the state. [US]
ABCs, discussions, and recording index for listed tunes, mostly traditional Irish music. Site contains thousands of tunes in a searchable database. Create your own personal tune book.
Information about a collection of fiddle and bagpipe music entrusted to the North East Folklore Archive; includes an introduction, catalog, biography, excerpts from Henderson's writings, and archive audio samples. [Scotland]
Violins with two pickups per string and mini volume/tone control in tailpiece. Pictures and description.
Czech instrumentalist: biography, repertoire, discography, photos, and concert schedule.
British based violinist, chamber musician and solo recitalist.
A guitar duo from Prague with a repertoire covering classical and flamenco music. Brief profile and discography.
Includes discography, biography, concert programs, and music downloads. Based in Florence, Italy.
Hungarian guitarist with an international career; includes biography, discography, his compositions and transcriptions, and reviews. [Hungarian and English]
Guitarist and composer, serving as the (New York) Metropolitan Opera's guitarist and lutenist; includes biography, performance schedule, teaching positions, discography, and audio samples.
Russian-born classical guitarist; includes profile, discography, performance schedule, and reviews.
Biography and discography of Canadian guitarist and performer; includes reviews and audio samples. [French and English]
Canadian-born concert classical guitarist offers her profile, concert and international program, discography and reviews.
Biography, articles, reviews, pictures, recordings, and mailing list.
Performer and composer. CDs, audio samples, and sheet music.
Promotes and supports classical guitar in Thailand; details of festivals, concerts and other events.
Non profit classical guitar society covering the greater Houston, Texas area. Includes events, society profile, and directories.
News item from the BBC, reporting the death of Ali Farka Toure, with an appreciation of his contribution to music, and links.
Official site of the guitarist, known for Concord Records releases as leader as well as discs recorded with Flip Phillips and Scott Hamilton.
The free encyclopedia article, contains details on his career and a discography.
Includes article about "The Public Servants (NYC, 1979-1981), by Dave Mandl. Previously published in "The Wire".
Bluegrass fiddler and "Music of the Mountains" radio host Joe Dobbs interviews Lewis for the August 2004 issue of the magazine, a transcription with studio photo.
A fan site with articles, photos, equipment information, MP3 audio samples, reviews, tablature, discography and lessons.
Biography of the guitarist, with all his Grammy winning albums.
Discography including collaborations and soundtracks, audio interviews, audio of his eulogy on NPR, music education including bibliography and audio of a lecture, detailed equipment list, influences, photographs, and links.
A non-profit organization dedicated to the pursuit and promotion of fingerstyle guitar music. Details of events, news, and a scrap book.
Site features upcoming gigs, pictures, albums, biographical information.
(Portland, Oregon) Dan has over 12 years experience of bagpiping. He is available for weddings, wakes and parties.
Lists of bands and officers, membership information, contest results, instruction, and links.
Manufacturers marching brass instruments and mouthpieces.
David A. Roth recalls a Maurice Andre concert he attended in Chicago, in 1978. Includes pictures.
Biography, discography, and a transcribed solo for download.
Biography, pictures, guestbook, sounds, links, and activities.
Composer and educator. Samples of music as well as program and clinic details.
Blues player who puts out the blues newsletter "The Honeydripper." Plays with the Hudson River Rats. Events, picture gallery, band information, and links.
Biography, discography, sound samples, CD ordering, booking information, and schedule.
Chicago based blues harp player. Forum for harmonica players, biographies, audio samples, photos, and booking information.
Biography, schedule, video and audio files, news and booking information. [English/French]
European distributor of Viotto mouthpieces. [English/Dutch/German]
Chiff and Fipple's discussion forum dedicated to the Irish flute.