Selected Sites...

American Music Resource (AMR)

contains bibliographies, lists and text-files about all styles of American music and related issues.

Bazaar/Underground

is a window to entertainment that doesn't exist in the mainstream; featuring all kinds of music, concert dates, artwork, stories, videos, even the first Internet weekly comedy show

BMI

is a non-profit making organization representing more than 160,000 songwriters, composers, and music publishers with a repertoire of more than 3,000,000 works in all areas of music. BMI distributes royalties to its affiliates for the public performance and digital home copying of their works, and in the future, will distribute potential new royalties for the use of their works in cyberspace.

Big Band

It's not big band music, some was by small groups. It's not swing, because not all of it does, actually. It's not true jazz - although some of it is. It's not "easy-listening" or "nostalgic" music - although some of it is. But it's not classical and it's not rock. Believe it or not, half a century ago, this wasn't some weird specialty class of music, it was what you always heard on the radio.

Buddy Project

is an online clearing-house for musical composition and collaboration. Bring your own completed compostitions, your half-finished works or just your curiosity and a good ear. The Buddy Project helps bring acoustic and electric musicians together with their MIDI-fied brethren for new kind of Internet jam sessions.

Classics World

is an exciting, informative multimedia experience - full of pictures, information, sound bytes, video, a Beginner's Guide to Classical Music and a huge CD Catalog where you can browse - and order - thousands of popular titles! Classics World will educate and entertain every lover of great music.

COWPIE (COuntry Western Pickers of the Internet Electronic)

is a newsletter for country music players

The Electronic Bluegrass Magazine

is the first WWW 'page' dedicated to Bluegrass music only.

Folk Music

There is an explosion of information about folk music on the net and this site will try to cover the depth and breadth of it. It primarily provides an organized set of pointers to other pages but does include original material.

IndieWeb

the first WWW site dedicated to independent record labels and zines

Jazz Web

from radio station WNUR at Northwestern University.

Jazz: The 1950's - Records and Photography

includes links to "TIME" magazine articles from the 1950's, the "Stars of Jazz" TV series, nightclubs, a list of books that focus on the West Coast Jazz movement, an index of musicians, and more.

MetaVerse

Adam Curry's music server

Music World III

is for all music trade professionals and companies.

Nashville Online is a music industry computer community. Our service allows individual songwriters and publishing companies to "pitch" demos via the Internet. Our primary focus is country music, but all songwriters are welcome. Nashville Online is also a place to promote full length recordings, videos, and establish music professionals world wide. We accept listings from demo singers, session players, recording studios, and other music related businesses.

New Zealand Symphony Orchestra

is the first symphony orchestra in the world on the World Wide Web! Concert schedules, information about programs, featured artists and recordings, and information about classical music around New Zealand.

RealAudio

is the means to hear music and sound play on your computer as it donwloads via the Internet.

Record Companies

Capitol Records * Geffen Records * Warner Records * Windham Hill Records

Rock 'n Roll Aerosmith * Rolling Stones

Music Instruction Software, Sounds, and Pictures

from the Florida State University Department of Music. See also their list of Music Internet Resources.

University of California-Irvine (UCI) Bookstore

has one of the largest classical music collections in Southern California, with over 30,000 CDs and tapes representing the full gamut of composers, periods, interpretations and styles. See the Guides to Classical Music

Vibe OnLine

electronic version of the magazine

Virtual Radio (VR)

is the only non-stop user-definable music broadcast that brings you the latest in new music. VR gives you a wide variety of choices -- you can choose which song you'd like to hear and download it right to your machine.

Youth Music/Youth Culture

has been assembled by students at Drake University studying music and its affect on culture. A good variety of links show the way beyond performers to on-line magazines, academic sites for music/culture, listings organized by type of music, song lyrics, audio clips, and Usenet newsgroups.