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Correspondences with the Elements, Qualities, Deities, etc. Elemental Sequences . All possible sequences of the Elemental Tetrachord categorized according to effect. The Zodiacal Trigons . The Zodiacal Trigons (Triplicities) correspond to the notes of the Tetrachord as part of the Immutable System. The Five Tetrachords . The F Read More Go to Site Themefinder Votes:0 [ About | Search options | Help ] [ New Links | Composers | Random Hunt | Name that tune | Dictation --> ] . Take the Quartet Quiz . 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I was lucky enough to spend three years studying with one of the world's greatest music theoreticians, Prof. Jon Gittins of York University. I also worked for him as a research assistant, writing software to test his theories on the properties of scales that can be derived from a given set of generation rules. That is probably too technical a topic to bother with here. After that, I went through the standard music theory program at the University of Illinois. While I learned a lot about such topics as musical structure and counterpoint, I discovered that much of the harmonic theory that was taught in the program was unnecessarily complicated, and in some cases inconsistent or just plain incorrect. I was able to make sens Read More Go to Site Music Theory For Songwriters Votes:0 Introduction The new version of Music Theory For Songwriters is located at Chordmaps.com . The links on this page will take you to the new home page. 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The site contains papers with soundexamples, Quicktime animations, and other material. (This site usesframes.) Read More Go to Site MuSICA: Music & Science Information Computer Archive Votes:0 MuSICA currently provides all issues of MuSICA Research Notes . MRN is a newsletter of analysis and commentary on the broad field of research on music and behavior, including evolution, brain mechanisms, child development, perception, learning, memory, performance, health and related topics. The author of all material is Dr. Norman M. Weinberger . MuSICA Research Notes was published in nineteen (19) issues from Spring 1994 through Summer 2001. The MRN files can be searched through the subject index . You can also directly select any issue or any article by title . Citations to articles in MRN should follow the general format given for the following example. Weinberger, N.M., Musical Talent: Real or a Myth?, MuSICA Research Notes , 2001, Volume VIII, Issue 2, Summer 2001. 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Quick Links: Online Index * Bibliography * Discography * What's New Welcome The Traditional Ballad Index is a collaborative effort designed to helppeople find reference information on folk ballads. It is not itself a sourceof song texts or of discussion of ballads, although it contains some summaryinformation. The current version of the Ballad Index, as of June 15, 2007, is 2.2.We expect to release new versions regularly. Click here for a list of features new in this version. There is a searchable version online for casual use. If you wish tokeep a copy on your home computer, you can download ASCII or HTML versions.Software is also available to search the ASCII version. But be war Read More Go to Site The Classical Music Pages Votes:0 The Classical Music Pages This web site provides you almost everything you need concerning classical music - its history, biographical information about composers (with portraits and short sound examples), explanations of the various musical forms and a dictionary of musical terminologies. It is designed to be of use for everyone from "beginners" to the music professional - decide for yourself how deeply you follow the links. If it's your first visit, please take a moment to read the User's Guide . This project was created by Matthew Boynick , a young orchestra conductor. If you would be interested in helping to develop this site, please contact me . I would like to thank all contributors , especially Betsy Schwarm who contributed program notes for over 125 works. Search for information ab Read More Go to Site The Just Intonation Network has Moved Votes:0 The Just Intonation Network Website has Moved If you have links to this site, please update them to point to the new URL. This page should automatically redirect you to the new URL after 20 seconds; if it does not, please click the link below: www.JustIntonation.net Read More Go to Site The Latin Motet: Indexes to Printed Collections, 1500-1600 Votes:0 The Latin Motet: Indexes to Printed Collections, 1500-1600 by Harry B. Lincoln With permission of the publisher, The Institute of Mediaeval Music (1270 Campman Crescent, Ottowa, Canada, K2C 1P8) Published in 1993. In addition to the files at this website the book contains thematic indexes (in staff notation) of all voices of the pieces cited, a Thematic Locator Index and an Index to Modern Editions. Comments, additions, corrections may be sent to bg0056@bingvmb.cc.binghamton.edu Display the entire Index to First Lines Display the entire Index to Sources Search Index to First Lines Index to Sources by RISM number 1502/01 1502/02 1503/01 1504/01 1504/03 1505/01 1505/02 1507/05 1507/06 1508/01 1514/01 1519/01 1519/02 1519/03 1520/01 1520/02 1520/03 1520/04 1521/03 1521/04 1521/05 1521/06 1521 Read More Go to Site The Music Chamber - Music Theory Votes:0 Home Introduction Instruments Theory Periods Composers Repertoire Search Interact Audio Clip (MIDI): Random Notes by us... ugh, random notes Audio Clip (MIDI): Piano Concerto #2 by Sergei Rachmaninoff... real and beautiful music So what exactly is music? We constantly hear music so we almost take it for granted. For a little demonstration, play some random notes we put together . Yuck, if you're anything like us, you're probably cringing right now because of all those awful notes. Close it, quickly! Now, click here to play the second movement from Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto #2. Ah, that sounds much better than those random notes, doesn't it? You don't need to close THIS file! So how did Rachmaninoff and all other composers decide how their music was going to sound? You can definitely te Read More Go to Site The Music Education Madness Site Votes:0 "Teaching the Wonders of Music and Surviving It with a Smile On Your Face" Our Website is going through a major overhaul. If you would like to access our download section while you wait, please click here. Overhaul is tentatively scheduled to be complete around July 15. Thanks for your patience! Our Newest Listings in the Music Education Resource Directory Blaze Media Pro Please support our directory listees: AABACA/MusicBarn AAIIRR AcoustiCoils A Band Director's Handbook Absolutely Darling Christmas Plays Acoustic Systems A Day's Work Ascot Formal Wear Alice Olsen Publishing A Pocket of Tunes Blaze Media Pro Bookmark BrailleWright International Children's Corner Press Choirmaster Press ChoralMusic.com Choral Web Publishing Classroom Classics Dalhousie University Empire Music eFu Read More Go to Site The Piano Place Votes:0 Hi! Welcome to The Piano Place. This page is dedicated to the #1 instrument, the piano, and is for young pianists of all levels. Enjoy! Practicing Tips Performances and Piano Exams Piano Accompaniments The History of Piano Music Jazz Piano Playing Piano Humor and Trivia Links and stuff Your Feedback Webrings and Awards About Me Old Guestbook #1 Old Guestbook #2 Old Guestbook #3 Old Guestbook #4 Last updated: July 1, 2001 Read More Go to Site The Symphony - An Interactive Guide Votes:0 a whistle-stop tour of the history and development of the symphony delve into an alphabetical list of composers browse composers with our list of featured countries explore composers, compositions, and important events using our comprehensive timeline a complete list of symphonies featured on this site, with RealAudio sound clips understand your favorite symphonies by taking our crash course in symphonic form a complete guide to the instruments of the orchestra participate in this site - try our symphonic quiz, take part in our survey, or join the discussion board other fine classical music web sites for you to visit Search this site: Exact Match Search citations and references glossary of terms acknowledgements about us (C) 1998 Team 22673 - Brian Blackwell and Andre Dauwalder Read More Go to Site The Tonal Centre - Tonality Votes:0 Site contents: Tonality Chords Major & minor triads Dom.7th & Aug.6th Scales Diatonic Harmonic minor Harmonic major Melodic Double harmonic Cadences Progressions Forms Modulation Links Updates Site map Page contents: Introduction What is tonality ? What is this site for ? Contact me: Andrew Milne hits so far ! --> Introduction The Tonal Centre is an interactive site for music composers and theorists which explains and demonstrates some of the key concepts of tonality ; including chords , scales , cadences , and modulation . Most of the musical examples are illustrated with a midi file - just click on the relevant link to hear it. The site should be of use to any composer who wishes to expand his knowledge of tonal and scalic resources beyond that which is found in most conventional music t Read More Go to Site THEMA Votes:0 Welcome to THEMA , a hypertextual database! THEMA stands for (Music) THE ory of the M iddle A ges. At present, this database comprises hypertext transcriptions of 18 manuscript copies of 14 Latin theoretical treatises related to musica mensurabilis of the thirteenth century. THEMA was created by Sandra Pinegar with the generous support of a Whiting Fellowship 1990-91. Notated examples in the manuscripts remain in the original code and hopefully will be replaced soon. Refer to the Thesaurus musicarum latinarum for graphic representation of many of these examples. The Center for Computer Assisted Research in the Humanities has further information related to computing and musicology. Please direct any comments to spinegar@uga.cc.uga.edu Search by Treatise Explanation please! Read More Go to Site Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum Votes:0 Center for the History of Music Theory and Literature Thomas J. Mathiesen, Director Peter Slemon, Associate Director TML Project and Editorial Committees Introduction to the Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum and its use The Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum (TML) is an evolving database of the entire corpus of Latin music theory written during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. It complements but does not duplicate the Thesaurus Linguae Graecae (TLG), Thesaurus Linguae Latinae (TLL), Lexicon musicum Latinum medii aevi (LmL), and similar projects such as the Center for Computer Analysis of Texts (CCAT) and saggi musicali italiani (SMI). The TML, a project of a consortium of universities, is managed by a Project Committee, an Editorial Advisory Committee, and a Project Director, with the Project O Read More Go to Site TMH KTH :: The Science of Music Performance Votes:0 Contact Speech, Music and Hearing part of School of Computer Science and Communication TMH People and Department People » Groups Speech Music Acoustics Language and Communication CTT Voice Annual Report Open Positions Contact info Seminars, News and Events » Education » Research » Projects » Publications » Software » Intranet » TMH / People and Department / Groups / Music Acoustics The Science of Music Performance Introduction Rules for Music Performance Expressing Emotions in Music Publications Software In the news Published by: TMH, Speech, Music and Hearing Webmaster, webmaster@speech.kth.se andersf@speech.kth.se --> Last updated: Tuesday, 07-Sep-2004 15:47:08 MEST Read More Go to Site Tony's Classical Guitar MIDI Page Votes:0 Tony's Classical Guitar MIDI Page Last updated July 16, 2000 - Total of 87 MIDI files. If you have MIDI software (see my FAQ's page ) and want to print the sheet music, there are two guitar tracks for each guitar part. The the upper track is in the correct register of the guitar, and is the one to print. The lower track is transposed down one octave for better sound through my computer. These are files of public domain songs that I've put into MIDI to play along with on my guitar. They are all for two guitars, unless noted otherwise. Table of Contents - Alphabetical by Composer A-F G-P P-Z Albinoni, Tomaso Giuliani, Mauro Praetorius, Michael Anonymous Gluck, Christoph Willibald Purcell, Henry Bach, Johann Sebastian Handel, Georg Friedrich Robinson, Thomas Campian, Thomas Hayden, Franz Ross Read More Go to Site UCSC EMS:Equipment Votes:0 EMS Equipment Documents Master Index These are a series of tutorials on various types of equipment... Document Links Basics Microphones Signal Processors Analog Recorders Digital Recorders Mixers Computers Analog Synthesizers | Moog Digital Synthesizers Video Read More Go to Site Web Resources for Research in Music Votes:0 Web Resources for Research in Music This website has moved to www.music.ucc.ie/wrrm . Please update your links and bookmarks. Read More Go to Site WholeNote - The On-Line Guitar Community - with guitar lessons OLGA guitar tab music chords scales and other goodies... Votes:0 WholeNote features free guitar lessons with tablature and playback. With OLGA tab search, composition tools, resources, accessory and sheet music reviews, chords, scales, and more! Your browser does not support frames. Please download a current version of either Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator to fully take advantage of WholeNote.com. In the meantime, you can still look at some of our main features using the links below: WholeNote guitar community homepage Guitar Lessons Guitar Tab Read More Go to Site WNUR-FM JazzWeb Votes:0 WNUR-FM JazzWeb since April 1993 WNUR Jazz Show (Programming Information and Resources) Search the JazzWeb! The Usual Stuff Styles of Jazz (hypermap and essays) Artists (bios, discographies, reviews) Performance (festivals, venues, reviews, regional jazz info) Jazz Instruments (a revised approach) Media (radio, television, press) Jazz Art Jazz Education and Musicianship Jazz Retailers on the Net Jazz Labels on the Net Other Jazz Resources on the Internet Please keep in mind that the JazzWeb is a user-built volunteer project. The end goal of the JazzWeb is to contribute to the fantasy of finding all answers to all questions on demand. Now that we've admitted that we're engaged in fantasy, we can relax a little. 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