Music

Musicalics, the classical music composers archive provides information about more than 26 thousand composers and over 700 thousand compositions.

Frequently updated, "Classical Net features more than 9000 pages and 20,000+ images including more than 7200 CD, SACD, DVD, Blu-ray, Book and Concert reviews and over 5500 links to other classical music web sites."

Housed at the Center is the largest collection of Beethoven materials outside of Europe. Site includes many resources.

A collection of information about opera and operatic arias.
Besides providing basic information about each aria, the Database includes translations for many arias and aria texts for those that are not affected by copyright restrictions.

From Stanford University, offers detailed information on many operas, plus pictures, background information, and more.

Information on 5,000 performances, 50,000 artists, 900 opera companies, .and more.

The name says it all: news, reviews, and articles on musicians, events, recordings and more.

Sponsored by the Center for Jazz Studies, the site offers a wide range of resources for educators, including video and audio files, teaching tips, and features such as "jazz across the arts."

The Spirituals Database offers searchable access to recorded track information for over 4,200 Negro Spiritual settings performed by solo Classical vocalists.

The AAAMC contains materials covering a range of African American musical idioms and cultural expressions primarily from the post-World War II era.

Hip Hop Information Literacy Resources for Students, Faculty, and Lifelong Learners. Guide created by librarians at Inman E. Page Library at Lincoln University Missouri.

"Genius breaks down text with line-by-line annotations, added and edited by anyone in the world. It's your interactive guide to human culture."

"the world's largest freely accessible database for information on musical instruments held in public collections."

The official database for Broadway theatre information. IBDB provides records of productions from the beginnings of New York theatre until today.

The "cyber encyclopedia of musical theater, film and television" by professor, author, speaker and expert John Kenrick. "A very comprehensive and excellent site." - School Librarian's Workshop.

An online peer-reviewed multimedia
ejournal with full contents from 1995 to 2005, when it ceased publication.

An index to traditional folk songs of the world with an emphasis on English-language songs.