Music Resources (Ybor City): Music Websites

Archive of sound recordings, videos photographs, radio shows, etc. derived from the Alan Lomax Archive and its custodian, the Association for Cultural Equity (ACE).

All music styles are represented and some of the many features of this site include "Music Maps", "Essays & Articles", a music glossary, over 300,00 recordings and 1.5 million song titles, reviews, artist biographies and more.

PBS site for roots music information including: program summaries, oral histories, songs and artists, instruments and more.

Includes many thousands of original archived documents, as well as audio files for examples of Beethoven's work. Also includes portraits and topographical views.

PBS site for the Martin Scorsese produced series features many online resources to supplement this informative program, as well as information on the installments and the dirtectors.

"The Citizen DJ project invites the public to make hip hop music using the free-to-use audio and video collections from the Library of Congress. By embedding these materials in hip hop music, listeners can discover items in the Library’s vast collections that they likely would never have known existed."

Provides access to digital images for over 3,000 pieces from the collection, published in the United States between 1850 and 1920.

New version of University of Oregon's interactive site offers a good introduction to electronic music.

This site devoted to the music of different world cultures offers links to organizations, institutions, archives, publications, recordings, and more.

The Free Music Archive is an interactive library of high-quality, legal audio downloads

Music scores available by composer (alpha or by period), or instrumentation.

Hamilton College's Jazz Archive..."Some 300 interviews have now been conducted, mainly by Rowe but also by music professor Michael Woods. The archive's website provides access to full text of the transcripts and audio tracks of most of them."

HCC Libguide containing links to various media resources (audio, visual, software, ebooks, etc) on the web.

Shows the many Web resources and digital resources that the Library of Congress has made available.

" Wide range of music and dance reference tools in one place. The core of the site is an extensive list of traditional reference tools of these types, including some 7,400 entries (1,800-plus annotated) for bibliographies, discographies, specialized dictionaries, catalogs, and other indexes. The listings also include many Internet resources, e.g., composer websites, portals for particular subjects, and musical instrument online collections. "

Produced by the Lib. of Congress. Provides streaming music from their collection of historical sound recordings.

This cite contains classical, jazz, folk, world music, and more.

A reference site devoted to helping identify public domain music that is no longer under copyright restrictions and can now be used "royalty free."

Multimedia site devoted to the history of jazz pre-1930. Includes historical audio, film, and essays.

Search Internet Archive collection of sheet music in the public domain.

The Sheet Music Consortium is a virtual and searchable catalog of sheet music in the United States collected from Sheet Music Consortium member institutions.

Find recordings (both old and current), and search for information and events related to Smithsonian Folkways music.

From London comes this Hi-Tech Recording Magazine Online. Includes news, articles, recording techniques, community forum, links, and more.

Website for the "Creative Music Recording Magazine".