Styles

Sarasota, FL (November) Tickets, photos, sponsors.

Nesopeck, PA (July) Lineup, directions, camping and ticket information, past event photos.

Ashland, OR (January) Ticket and lodging information.

The Netherlands. Program, bands, history, location, downloads, contact information and links.

90.3 FM Minneapolis and 106.7 FM St. Paul. Twin Cities community radio with over 20 hours of blues and rhythm and blues programming each week.

"People-Powered" Community Radio from Garberville, California featuring "Jomama's Blues" Sunday 9-11pm.

WNHU-FM 88.7 in West Haven, Connecticut. Features club Listings, playlists, blues pictures from Italy, record label links, song of the week, top 25 chart.

HOT FM 106.7, from Mildura Victoria, Australia. Live broadcast every day at 10pm local time. (12am GMT)

Highlighting Alabama's Blues accomplishments

A wide variety of blues-oriented websites.

Lyrics from songs by the Animals, the Dave Clark Five, Herman's Hermits, Jay and the Americans, Johnny Rivers, the Mamas and Papas, the Searchers and others.

The Museum of American Soul Music showcases more than 2,000 exhibits covering the history of Stax Records, news and events, membership and gift shop.

Descriptions and audio samples of original choral and instrumental works for school and church choirs.

An e-mail mailing list for the gentlemen of the cathedral and collegiate choirs of the UK.

Free choral music sheet collection. Many hymns, some other works. Most are in Italian.

Free sheet music for choir, strings, brass, recorder, organ. Cantatas, motets, and masses. Full scores and parts. Site in German and English.

Includes news, events, photo galleries, member profiles and information about awards, contests and sponsorship. Based in the UK.

Contact information, diary dates and background to the National Association of Brass Band Conductors

Tour dates for musicians represented by Decca Records.

(Nelson, New Zealand; Bi-Annual) held the last week of January and first week of February 1999.

(London, UK) Malin Broman (violin), Simon Crawford-Phillips (cello), and Jesper Svedberg (piano) offer biographies as well as prizes, reviews, and an extensive schedule of worldwide tour dates.

(Mahopac, New York) Bagpipes with flute, harp, and guest artists present annual concert series of Irish, jazz, and chamber orchestral music.

(Atlanta, Georgia) Trio or quartet with strings, flute or piano, offering sound files and FAQ.

(Boston, Massachusetts) String chamber music for weddings and parties.

(Boston, Massachusetts) String quartet, duo, or trio for weddings and special events. Photos, FAQ, audio.

Directory of links to composers, conductors, performers, multimedia and reference sites. Includes jazz and other genres.

(Australian Musical Theatre) some articles online.

Features concert and touring calendar; discography with RealAudio samples.

Non-profit foundation awarding money to young classical singers. Includes history, news, and application form.

(Louisville, KY) a service of the University of Louisville and the Public Radio Partnership.

Provides streaming webcasts from a base in Michigan, with events calendar, host biographies, and program details.

Niche radio station playing contemporary electronic classical and ambient music. New cinematic music across the genres.

Live and specially recorded classical music. Offers programme details, playlists, soundfiles and information to get more from one's listening.

Describes the history of carnatic music, talks about the maestros in carnatic music.

Broadcasting "today's country music" on WTCM-FM.

Country Favorites for West Michigan. Includes information about country music, NASCAR, and upcoming events.

Real Audio clips, original songs, midi files created with Band in a Box, and related musical links.

Austin-based writer of love songs and novelty tunes. Includes lyric sheets and MP3 downloads.

News about disco, collected from various sources on the web.

News, chat, new releases and reviews.

'88 to '98 old skool style breakbeat, jungle, drum and bass, hardcore and rave.

Includes links, artist pictures, a George Lamond page, and real audio.

Home site for the artist and DJ. Includes biography, discography, guest book, current gig dates, and contact information.

A guide to dance music, including BPM listings for many tracks.

Early music and instruments, sound files of harpsichords and clavichords, and a table with pictures of the author's early music instruments collection, from medieval psalteries to Renaissance recorders.

Musicological analysis by Bob Fink of the oldest musical instrument, including its significance to the origin of music.

Information about the society together with links to medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque music.

Non-profit agency offers concerts featuring internationally renowned soloists and ensembles. Also presents early music concerts by accomplished local musicians.

Endeavours to show connections between European, Islamic and Jewish music-culture: Includes group information, discography, calendar.

Baroque cellist. Information about the baroque cello, historical way of using gut strings, tips and tricks. Early music information, big link page to resources for research to early music.