Styles

Essay comparing singer/songwriter Ian McCulloch of Echo and the Bunnymen to the Pre-Raphaelite painter/poet Dante Gabriel Rossetti.

Includes album reviews, news, audio downloads, biography, discography and bulletin boards.

Message board, chat, newsletter, and links.

Discography, timeline, news, and photos.

Biography and discography.

A review of Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant.

Information from Matador Records includes a biography, discography, multimedia, tour dates, photo gallery, news and band links.

Includes a small collection of live and rare mp3 tracks.

Meet and chat with other fans from around the world. Check the calendar, get links, post photos, and have fun.

A discussion about why the band dismissed MP3 when releasing their first single on the Internet.

Fan site with updated news, RealAudio, discography, lyrics and FAQ.

Britain's only full-time professional chamber choir. Includes a history, concert diary, and a choral music timeline.

An ensemble of 12 voices, specialising in a cappella music and small-scale choral repertoire from 16th to 20th century. Edinburgh, Scotland.

A part-time, professional chamber choir based in Sydney, Australia, specialising in contemporary music. Biography, recordings, reviews, and contact information.

A chamber chorus founded in Cambridge, MA, in 1999 that performs secular and sacred a cappella music.

UK based chamber choir features concert information, repertoire, history, music director, tallis, gallery and contact details.

The only professional choral ensemble in Houston, Texas, USA.

Chamber choir of about 35 singers with a national and international reputation based on performances and recordings. London, England.

At home in an exceptionally broad range of musical styles the choir specialises in 20th- and 21st-century works. It has appeared at many of the most prestigious festivals and venues throughout Europe.

"Canada's leading professional vocal ensemble." Led by conductor Jon Washburn, the Choir tours extensively throughout North America, Asia and Europe. In 1998, the Choir was presented with the Margaret Hillis Award for Choral Excellence.

The latest news on the group, press releases, audio and video samples, lyrics and contact information.

Founded in 1948 the choir provides music education, vocal training, and performance experience to Bay area boys.

Part of Australian Boys Choral Institute, the Australian Boys' Choir was formed in 1939 to provide musical education to talented boys.

(Portland, WA, area) Audition-based choir for 4th-12th grade girls.

Description, schedule, and pictures of the activities of this north central Indiana children's choir.

A children's chorus located in Naperville, Illinois.

Based in the heart of London with a membership of over 100 choristers. In 2002, the Choir will be celebrating its centenary. Site in Welsh and English.

Recognised among the leading Welsh Choirs and with a membership of 120 plus choristers also one of the largest.

The Polytech Choir: an academic male choir whose singers are students and graduates of the Helsinki University of Technology, Finland. Information about the choir and its recordings in English and Finnish.

Describes its activities and history with information on membership, past recordings and photo gallery.

With information on how the choir started, choir people, latest news and concert diary.

Approximately 90 male choral singers that convene in Vermont and New Hampshire each August for four days and present four concerts in different, scenic locales.

Ontario: Concerts, personnel, sound clips and contact details.

North Vancouver, BC: Events, members lists and photo gallery. CD recording details and information about related ensembles.

Cambridge, Ontario: News, concert diary, rehearsal details and band history.

Biography and concert review.

Review of Sam H. Shirakawa's biography by Andrew Gray. Reviewer defends the conductor to an even greater extent than does the author.

Biography from The Leopold Stokowski Society of America hosted by Classical Net. Includes picture gallery and discography.

Croatia: History, yearly program, musicians, shop, photo gallery, concerts on request.

Includes history, concert schedule, discography, ticket pricing and an image and program archive. [English and Finnish]

Orchestra in residence at the University of Oxford; with their profile, concert diary, ticket information, reviews, and biographies. Also includes details of their International Piano Competition.

Brighton's resident professional orchestra. Information about their concert schedule, booking information, and their supporters.

Founded by Adrian Boult in 1930 as London's first permanent orchestra, and now the flagship orchestra of the BBC, with a commitment to new music. Includes a history, concert schedule, and a profile of music they have premiered.

Concert listing, with booking information. Includes information on their history, community and education projects, sponsorship and membership details.

Orchestra based around Brussels for young and old amateurs, who perform for weddings, concerts, musical productions and other events. [French/Dutch/English]

Transcript of a chat session held in 1999.

Fan discussion list devoted to the Gourds.

Their official site

Fan site includes discography, chat, FAQ, album and concert reviews, interviews, photos, and quotes.

Biography.