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• The BUBL Subject Tree is a good starting point for all subject areas. More specifically there are links for various aspects of Music.
  
  
• The Humbul Humanities Hub offers a collection of high quality links to scholarly resources on the Web. There is a section devoted to Music.
  
  
• World Wide Arts Resources is a site devoted to all aspects of the arts. It also offers links to Opera and Dance resources on the internet.
  
  

Below are links to some recommended individual composer sites:

Bach		Beethoven		Brahms		Britten		Cage
Chopin		Elgar		Handel		Haydn		Liszt
Maxwell Davies		Mozart		Satie		Schoenberg		Schubert
Stockhausen		Stravinsky		Tavener		Tchaikovsky		Wagner

• Archive of Dissertation Abstracts in Music contains abstracts relating to both completed and in-progress dissertations in music.
  
  
• Doctoral Dissertations in Musicology-Online provides an index to dissertations-in-progress and a bibliographical listing of completed dissertations reported since mid-1995.
  
  
• Index to Theses covers theses accepted for higher degree by the universities of Great Britain and Ireland from 1970 onwards. [N.B. This service is only available from the College network. No password is required.]
  
  
• Music Theory Online Dissertation Index contains references to and abstracts for dissertations in music theory and analysis. It is compiled by the Society for Music Theory.
  

• Early Music Editions, edited by Roger Wibberley of Goldsmiths University, contains motets by Thomas Tallis, organ concertos by Charles Wesley and motets and canons by Samuel Wesley.
  
  
• The Sibelius Academy: Early Music page contains a long list of links to early music resources on the World Wide Web.
  
  
• Arto Wikla's Music Page also offers a useful collection of early music links.
  
  

• Ethnomusicology, Folk Music, and World Music is a site maintained by the University of Washington Music Library and provides an extensive list of web links. Ethnic music sites are also grouped by geographical region.
  
  
• Ethnomusicology OnLine is a peer-reviewed electronic journal on the World Wide Web.
  
  
• Online Sources for Ethnomusicological Information also contains many links to ethnomusicology resources on the World Wide Web.
  
  

• Use LookSmart’s Jazz, Blues and R&B A-Z to locate web sites devoted to the musician you are interested in.
  
  
• WNUR-FM JazzWeb offers sections on jazz styles, artist bios, performance (venues, reviews, etc), jazz instruments, media (radio, television, press), jazz musicianship and much more, including links to other jazz resources on the internet.
  

• English folk and traditional music on the Internet is a guide to World Wide Web resources relating to English folk music.
  
  
• The Harmony Music List includes many links to music-related sites on the World Wide Web.
  
  
• Music Notation Software is a comprehensive list of links to music software programs and producers, provided by Acadia University School of Music. Some of the software listed can be downloaded free of charge.
  
  

• CTI Music, part of the Computers in Teaching Initiative, works to maintain and enhance the quality of music education and to increase the effectiveness of music teaching through the application of appropriate learning technologies. The CTI Music web page offers publications, services and many useful Web links.
  

• Music Theory On-Line is an electronic journal on the World Wide Web.
  
  
• Solomon's Music Theory & Composition Resources also contains a wealth of information and links to music theory resources on the web.
  
  

• Association of Professional Music Therapists
  
  
• British Academy of Composers & Songwriters
  
  
• British Society for Music Therapy
  
  
• IAML(UK) - the UK Branch of the International Association of Music Libraries, Archives and Documentation Centres.
  
  
• IASPM - The International Association for the Study of Popular Music.
  
  
• International Computer Music Association
  
  
• spnm (Society for the Promotion of New Music)
  
  

• Arts & Humanities:Music is a long list of useful web links provided by WebData, an Internet Database Portal. Each site listed is given a rating.
  
  
• Classical Net’s Classical Music Informational Sites is a very useful set of link pages, arranged in topic order.
  
  
• The Golden Pages : Links for musicians on the WWW, maintained by the University of London, Royal Holloway. Over 275 music links are provided.
  
  
• The Performing Arts Data Service (PADS) , run from the University of Glasgow, collects and encourages the use of digital data resources to support teaching and research in the performing arts. There are sections on Music and Dance, containing many useful links.
  
  
• The Sibelius Academy in Finland provides a very impressive list of music sites. You can link through to jazz, blues, pop and rock, famous composers, gospel, instruments, theory, research, opera and much more besides.
  
  
• Worldwide Internet Music Resources is a comprehensive site maintained by librarians at the Indiana University School of Music. There is an alphabetical listing of links to sites devoted to musicians of all genres and pop groups. Other links include: groups and ensembles (except for popular), performance-related sites, composers and composition, genres and types of music, plus music journals and magazines, newspapers and periodicals.
  
  

• The Institute for Music Research at the University of Texas at San Antonio exists to promote research in the areas of music technology and music psychology. Their web page offers various useful links.
  
  
• Internet Resources for Music Scholars , a site maintained by the Music Library at Harvard University, also provides some useful research-related links.
  
  

• The Digital Tradition Folk Song Database is a searchable database containing the lyrics to over 6,500 folk songs. You can also browse by song title.
  
  
• On The Electronic Hymnal Home Page you will find the music and lyrics for hymns, church music, sacred songs and devotionals.
  
  
• J.S.Bach: Texts of the Complete Vocal Works with English Translation and Commentary provides text and translations of Bach's vocal compositions including cantatas, hymns, masses, oratorios and songs.  
  
  
• The Lester S. Levy Collection of Sheet Music at the Milton S. Eisenhower Library of The Johns Hopkins University includes over 29,000 pieces of music and concentrates on popular American music from the period 1780-1960. You can either search or browse the collection. An image of the front cover, along with each page of music, can be retrieved where the music was published before 1924 and is in the public domain.
  
  
• The Lied and Song Texts Page contains an archive of about ten thousand texts to Kunstlieder and other art songs in many different languages. You can search by composer, poet, title or first line.
  
  
• Use Lyrics World to locate the lyrics to pop songs from the last seven decades. You can browse by artist or by decade, or go through a list of number one hits.
  
  

• The IAWM (International Alliance for Women in Music) web site is a resource devoted to women composers and women in music topics.
  
  
• Women Composers: A Bibliography of Internet Resources provides quick access to an impressive array of Web resources on women composers.
  
  

Critical Musicology Journal	Electronic Musicological Review
Ethnomusicology OnLine	Journal of Seventeenth-Century Music
Music & Anthropology	Music Theory Online