81. Famous Classical Composers - Johann Sebastian Bach 1685-1750 Basic information on the composer. Dropdown menu allows focus on specific periods of his life. Links to lives of other composers. http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/Choir/3228/Bach/index.html

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82. HOASM: Antonio Caldara Biography and portrait from the Here of a Sunday Morning radio program. Includes links to related composers and specific musical periods and genres. http://www.hoasm.org/XIIC/Caldara.html

Antonio Caldara (c.1670 - 1736) Italian composer. As a chorister at St. Mark's, Venice, he was probably educated in music by maestro di cappella Legrenzi . In 1693 and 1699 he published two collections of trio sonatas (opp. 1 and 2); also in 1699 he was appointed maestro di cappella for Duke Ferdinando Carlo of Mantua. There he composed operas ( L'oracolo in sogno, Opera pastorale, Paride sull'Ida, 1704) that received lavish productions. During his tenure as maestro for Prince Ruspoli in Rome (beginning 1709), he composed 150 solo cantatas (some for Emperor Joseph I and for Cardinal Ottoboni). When Marc'Antonio Ziani, the imperial Kapellmeister, died in 17l5, J. J. Fux succeeded him; the following year Caldara was appointed by the new emperor, Charles VI, to assume Fux's former position as Vice- Kapellmeister. This position required Caldara to compose operas and oratorios for a great many court celebrations (name days, birthdays, weddings); in return, the composer demanded of the emperor an ever larger salary. By 1729 he was receiving 3,900 florins, more than Fux's salary. Caldara composed nearly 100 operas, 43 known oratorios, cantatas, Masses, madrigals, and canons. VE: The Sonata in Seventeenth Century Italy VIIID: The Solo and Trio Sonata in the Italian Settecento VIIF: Ballet and Opera XIIC: From the 'Galant' to the 'Biedermayer' Early Music, WBAI, Chris Whent, Here Of A Sunday Morning, HOASM, Classical Music, William Byrd, Thomas Tallis, Campion, Elizabethan Poets, Jonson, Rosseter, Herrick, Shirley, 99.5FM, Orlando Gibbons, John Bull, John Ward, Thomas Simpson, Weelkes, Galant, Vienna, Holborne, Dowland, Morley, radio, Dunstable, Gotham Early Music, Music Before 1800, Binchois, Dufay, Machaut, Palestrina, Monteverdi, Farnaby, Fayrfax, Peter Philips, Hume, Purcell, Blow, Humfrey, Ugolini, seicento, Caldara

83. SoundtrackNet - The Art Of Film And Television Music or browse our amazing amount of filmmusic related links! These links are brokeninto many categories, from Articles, composers, Magazines, Manufacturers http://www.filmmusic.com/about/sitemap.html

HOME NEWS FEATURES REVIEWS ... ABOUT Directory Who is SoundtrackNet? A little about the motley crew who runs this site...among other things. Behind The Scenes... If you want to know how and why we did it, this is the place to look. Contact Information When you want to get in touch with us with a question or would like to send us news, music, movies and announcements, check here first. Advertiser Information Think this site would be a great place to advertise your product or service, click here for the information you need. Frequently Asked Questions / Help Inevitably, everybody needs a little help from their friends... here's a good start. Site Map Trying to find your way around the site, this map will clue you in to where things are. Site Map Use this site map to find your way around the site quicker and more efficiently. Each section below has a little description detailing what you'll find in each area. NEWS - Read a variety of film music related news items, from Release Dates, Special Events, and Other News. Special Events Other News Release Dates FEATURES - Here you can look at all of our major aricles, from interviews to exclusive coverage on special events.

84. "Handel"_Concerto_By_Henri_Casadesus General background detailing his and his brothers' producing and discovering pieces written in the manner of longdead composers with specific details of this work. http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/2107/viola/casadesu.html

"Handel" Concerto by Henri Casadesus Henri Gustave Casadesus, 1879 to 1947 , was a gifted violist. He was also very interested in rare instruments and found a society in Paris that gave performances on such instrtuments up until the beginning of the second world war. Some of Casadesus' instruments are still in the collection of the Boston Symphony. Becoming something of a "musical diplomat", Casadesus traveled the United States performing in various quartets and orchestras, often with his brothers. One of the things the Casadesus brothers became famous for was debuting 'rediscovered' works of 18th Century composers such as Mozart, C.P.E. Bach, and Handel. At the time, these works were taken at face value, but stylistic analyzation since has revealed that these works were not what they seemed. In fact, during the last few years, evidence has come to light that the Casadesus brothers wrote these pieces themselves! It is worth mentioning that the Casadesus family has never denied these allegations. At any rate, the concerto is a solid, delightful work, displaying the the skills of the preformer well. While it seems unlikely that a concerto would have been written by Handel for such an obscure instrument (in his time!!) as the viola, the work never-th-eless is deeply rooted in the late Baroque/Early Classical style. That is: rigid structure, piano to forte dynamics, and the three movement form. The work was well-recived when it was debuted, though it has dropped from the spotlight in recent times. Its fortunes rallied, however, when the Suzuki method books selected this concerto to complete their Viola Method Book 8 and have since made a recording to bundle with the book.

85. Welcome Carol Brown Dances - Internationally Acclaimed Dance Theatre Performance Award winning Carol Brown Dances tours internationally from London specialising in theatre and site specific performances in collaboration with designers, composers, film makers, architects. http://www.carolbrowndances.com/

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86. The William Lincer Foundation specific chamber settings that include viola, changes every year. 1012 minute duration. Open to all composers. Work may not have been previously performed in public. Anonymous entry, cash award. http://www.lincer.org

Welcome to The William Lincer Foundation, a not-for-profit corporation founded to honor the life and career of one of America's outstanding viola teachers and performers. 300 College Hill Road Clinton, NY 13323-1217

87. Internet Public Library: Music performers with links to information on specific works. musical themes, can be accessedby composer name and are also provided to the All music Guide Glossary http://www.ipl.org/div/subject/browse/hum20.60.00/

dqmcodebase = "/javascript/" Subject Collections Business Computers Education ... Music This collection All of the IPL Advanced Sub-headings: Opera Performance Music presented for the public's enjoyment. Resources in this category: You can also view Magazines Associations on the Net under this heading. All Classical Guide http://allclassical.com/ The All Classical Guide site allows users to access brief biographies of composers/performers with links to information on specific works. When browsing the AMG Classical database, users can also listen to MIDI files containing the theme to major compositions. The Classical MIDI File Project, which contains more than 20,000 musical themes, can be accessed by composer name and then choosing from the listed repertoire. Links are also provided to the All Music Guide Glossary, a detailed reference source for a wide variety of music-related terms. All Music Guide http://www.allmusic.com/ This is "a complete online database of recorded music." It has a search engine that allows searching by artist name, album title, song title, label, and musical style. Biographies, full discographies, and album reviews are available for artists. Essays and a glossary are provided as is a unique feature: music maps, which trace a particular style's development from other musicical styles. American Music Resource http://www.uncg.edu/mus/courses/flmccart/amr/index.html

88. Mad Hat Music - Producers, Composers And Suppliers Of Copyright Free Music And R If you are interested in hearing more about commissions for yourspecific music needs then please contact us for more details http://www.madhat.co.uk/madhatmusic.htm

Mad Hat Music is a music production company producing completely original music, in many styles, for Film, TV, video, computer games, in fact any media format that needs either background, incidental or theme music as well as advertising jingles and commercials etc. All productions are at very attractive rates and would certainly fall within the budgets of most companies requiring music to add to their productions. We will also grant licenses to companies who wish to use our current library as part of their product or service to their customers, for example telephone on hold production companies, and certain types of software manufacturers. We will also entertain enquiries from other music companies in other countries who may wish to resell our music under license. In the last few years we have supplied music for national TV companies, multi-media companies, film production companies, archive news companies, training and instructional video manufacturers, doctors, leisure corporations, internet companies, advertising companies, and many more both here in the UK and abroad in Europe, Canada, Australia and the U.S.A. The music we have produced has been most diverse from African tribal music to heavy rock, from Andean Music to dance music. We accept commissions to write music of all styles for your own specific requirements.

89. Music Under Soviet Rule: Universal Because Specific Since working thus from the specific to the general regarded in the West as puremusic , it is for some time, standard practice among the composer s colleagues http://www.siue.edu/~aho/musov/specific/univspec.html

UNIVERSAL BECAUSE SPECIFIC Arguments for a contextual approach by Ian MacDonald "A composer must be local before he can be universal." - Ralph Vaughan Williams In The New Shostakovich , I indicated some of the ways in which the modern tendencies to elevate abstraction and formal beauty conspire to create an atmosphere in which music with specific inner significance, such as Shostakovich's, is reduced or glossed over in both performance and analysis. I would like here to amplify this with reference to the dogmatic subjectivism associated with these trends, inasmuch as this critical stance has become something of a fallback position for those once happy to accept the Soviet line on Shostakovich yet now unwilling to adopt the contrary position. To take a typical example, Nicholas Kenyon has dismissed my account of Shostakovich's historical context as irrelevant, "undervaluing a composer whose musical genius, as someone said of Mozart's, was to suggest an infinite number of possibilities at once". This statement neatly encapsulates the paradox of the aesthetic ideal of "universality" in music - which is that, to be "universal", a given composition must not (as one might expect) signify more or less the same thing to all men, but rather mean different things to everyone who hears it. The oddity of this notion, with its overtones of Doublethink, is clear from the fact that, in language, a statement which suggested an infinite number of possibilities at once would certainly be meaningless.

90. Re: Score Reviews At Composer-specific Fan Sites Are Useless For Most Readers to Re Score reviews at composerspecific fan sites on first-name terms with manycomposers, and I and determined and enthusiastic about film music in itself http://www.filmtracks.com/scoreboard/main.cgi?read=111134

91. Classical Composer Home Pages, General Music Information And Indexes, Classical, recommended classical CDs, composer data, reviews Classical music Stations RealTimeInternet Radio of Classical Recordings, recommends specific classical CDs http://www.skdesigns.com/internet/music/class.htm

Internet Resources Home Music Resources Classical Music Indexes and Resources Internet Resources Home Music Resources on the Internet Home Music Graphics Image Resources Image Archives Linkware Graphics Music Images General, Classical Classical Indexes General Indexes Artists, Groups Commercial Music Sources Composers ... Online Publications Jazz Jazz Resources Folk Folk Music on the Internet What's New at Music Resources Web Site Design ... 1997 Floods N. California Resources Information What's New How To Download Images Submit A Site ... Sitemap Other Resources WebsiteTips Articles and Tips SuperBladePro Presets Linkware Graphics Our Sponsors SKDesigns Website Design, Graphics Shirley Kaiser, Pianist, Composer Table of Contents Indexes Information Indexes Aardvark's Archive Per the Musicians and Injuries site, "To find almost any other music-related site see the comprehensive Aardvark's Adventure." This site has an excellent search area by concept or keywords, has Aardvark's Best of the Web, archives, bands, worldwide events, genres, (record) labels majors and Independent, online magazines, mailing lists, current charts from all over the world, usenet newsgroups, products, music-related services, and even more!! This is definitely a site worth browsing!! The Art Music Web Ring BMG Classics World Resource for Classical Music Classical Net Whether you're curious about trying some classical music or are a professional musician, check out this site. Dave Lampson's Classical Net site is the most comprehensive site I've seen for information about classical music repertoire and purchase. This site includes pages for a basic repertoire list, a classical CD buying guide, recommended classical CDs, composer data, reviews and articles, and classical music links. The link sites area is also amazingly extensive and listed by topic. Fabulous site.

92. NewMusicBox- The Web Mag From The American Music Center Covering New American Mu of a piece on the composer, where it has traditionally resided in western classicalmusic, and places the onus of interpretation (specific sound creation) on http://www.newmusicbox.org/page.nmbx?id=60hf01

93. Music And Dance To find recordings of a specific composer s music, perform a Word Search+ composer s last name + then limit by musical Recording . http://www.lib.jmu.edu/music/dance.htm

School of Music New Materials For Faculty Music and Dance Guide Music Guide Instruments Special Topics Music Library Resources in the Library If we don't have something, search WorldCat (at left) and request it through interlibrary loan. You may also request that we purchase the title. There is no music that is incompatible with dance, given an imaginative choreographer and talented performers. However, music that has been successfully teamed with movement has certain characteristics such as repetition, similar phrase lengths, and varied stylistic sections. The following resources should help you locate appropriate Music for Dance. Classical music Recordings List of all Ballet Recordings Symphonic poems Overtures Dance Suites ... Dance Music To find recordings of a specific composer's music , perform a Word Search composer's last name + then limit by "Musical Recording" To find recordings of specific instruments , perform a Word Search instrument + then limit by "Musical Recordings" or see the

94. Lesson Exchange: Be A Music Investigator (Middle, Music) of Lesson Help your students become music Investigators. will learn about two majorcomposers of all They will answer specific questions that are stated on a http://www.teachers.net/lessons/posts/641.html

Click here Will Your Retirement Income Be Enough? Many annuities offer guaranteed first year returns of 9%. Annuities also offer great financial advantages including tax-deferred growth and freedom from probate hassles. Request a free quote from AnnuiWeb - Your #1 Retirement Planning Resource. #641. Be A Music Investigator Music, level: Middle Posted Thu Jun 17 13:07:32 PDT 1999 by Kelly Duhrkopf ( kellyd@powersurge.net Sumner Community Schools, Sumner, Iowa USA Materials Required: computer lab with internet, recordings of musical compositions, project handouts Activity Time: 3 class periods of 30 minutes Concepts Taught: Comparing Composers in History Be A Music Investigator By Kelly Duhrkopf Internet 101 June 18, 1999 Description of Lesson: Help your students become Music Investigators. In this activity, students will learn about two major composers of all time, Beethoven and Mozart. Your students will locate web sites that have been bookmarked for them about famous musicians. They will answer specific questions that are stated on a scavenger hunt activity sheet. After the

95. Finding Music Materials At The Ames Library Find music of a Composer or Performer. Use Browse Author search to locate musicby a specific composer or performer. Enter last name followed by first name. http://www.iwu.edu/library/help/music.htm

Finding Music Materials through Illinet Online Find printed or recorded music at The Ames Library through Illinet Online , the library’s online catalog. If our library does not own the item you need, or if it is checked out, Illinet Online allows you to request a copy from another ILCSO member library. Find music of a Composer or Performer Use Browse Author search to locate music by a specific composer or performer. Enter last name followed by first name. Spelling and spacing are important; punctuation and capitalization are not necessary. Use truncation symbol “ ” if you are uncertain of full name or spelling: Click on the composer/performer name to retrieve a list of titles: Browse Prolific Author/Composer will retrieve a list of headings to works by composers with extensive works lists. Click on a link to retrieve a list of titles: Use Start of Title “keyword” search to find musical compositions with distinctive titles. Limit results of keyword searches to specific material types with Quick Limit option: Illinet Online will respond with a list of items that match your search: Use Browse Subject search to find music in a specific genre or form, type of music, or instrumentation, e.g., Symphonies, Jazz, or Violin and piano music:

96. Catalogers ~ AMUSIClassical Directory scores. In later years musicologists assigned their own catalog numbersto all or most of a specific composers scores. These works http://members.tripod.com/~musiclassical/bwv.html

Catalogers var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated NewAge musiCDirectory goSHOP ... musiCDiscussion groups Welcome to Classical Composer Thematic Catalogers Page Composer Name ~ Cataloger Ident Codes Including abbreviation of and cataloger's name, nationality, date of birth and death, Composer Cataloged, publication editions with dates, volumes and catalogs, and total number of works cataloged. Opus is Latin for 'work'. Most often the opus number lists the order of date composed or published. Frequently, from the early 1800's a composer's publisher would give numbers to the scores to identify them and keep them apart from the others. The composers of the period would often have different publishers in different cities and each publisher would assign their own opus numbers to the scores. In later years musicologists assigned their own catalog numbers to all or most of a specific composers scores. These works are coded with, usually, the catalogers initials and a number assignment. The Catalogers List AV = Mueller Von Asow - German - (31AUG1892-4JUN1964) - R. STRAUSS - 1959-74

97. Bands Of America: Copyright Music Guide specific arrangers, for specific performances, by specific bands, within If the musicyou wish to arrange is NOT have the correct title and composer to obtain http://www.bands.org/Public/resourceroom/copyright/copyright_guide.asp

BOA Login My Cart Email This Page Sign Up for BOA Network Search Bands of America THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION This list is strictly for reference. If a band has gained permission to arrange in the past it does not necessarily guarantee that permission will be granted the following year. We have highlighted once approved works which have since been denied or refused permission to arrange. WHAT YOU ARE REQUIRED BY LAW TO DO Bands, or arrangers seeking to arrange music for a marching band, must seek "Permission to Arrange" from the company or individual that holds the "print rights" REMEMBER: You are required, by law, to acquire your permission to arrange, before you begin your arrangements. Do not wait until your entire show is finished. PERMISSION TO ARRANGE IS GRANTED TO SPECIFIC BANDS Permission to Arrange is granted to specific arrangers, for specific performances, by specific bands, within a given year. The enclosed list is designed to give you assistance in locating the "print rights" company. It is not an approved list.

98. Cleveland Institute Of Music Ask for the specific tape or cassette at the AV two piano concertos by two differentcomposers, a collection recital by Murray Perahia featuring music by Liszt http://www.cim.edu/libCardCat.php

Home Library and Resources Catalogs Card Catalog ... RILM Music Abstracts Card Catalogs Finding Records (LPs), Cassettes, and Tapes in the CIM Library The CIM Library has a large collection of long playing records (LPs), audiocassettes, and reel-to-reel tapes. The record (LP) collection consists mostly of commercial recordings of classical music. The audiocassette and tape (reel-to-reel) collections consist mostly of orchestra performances and faculty recitals at the Cleveland Institute of Music. Finding Aids: There are several tools to help people locate recordings of specific pieces as well as recordings performed by specific artists or ensembles. The most comprehensive tool to find records, cassettes and tapes is the card catalog that is located in the listening lab. CIM Programs: The library has programs for each recording of a CIM performance in our collection. The programs, going back to 1979, are in chronological order and are kept in binders. Each program will have a corresponding TAPE or CASSETTE number on it. Note that these performances are also listed in the card catalog. These binders can be accessed at the AV Desk in the listening area. Ask for the specific tape or cassette at the AV Desk. The Card Catalog: Most recordings contain more than one work (e.g. two piano concertos by two different composers, a collection of lieder by Wolff, piano recital by Murray Perahia featuring music by Liszt and Chopin). Most people when searching for a recording are looking for a particular piece of music or performer. The card catalog lists every piece that is in the recording collection by composer, title, and performer.

99. Rhodes: Academics: Library: Subject Guides: Music Search offers category searches by composer, performer, management Duke World WideWeb) Classical music Resources boasts down into 118 subject-specific pages. http://www.rhodes.edu/public/2_0-Academics/2_5-Library/2_5_2-SubjectGuides/2_5_2

Library Home Library Catalogs Subject Guides E-Journals ... Subject Guides Index Music Artists Blues, Jazz, Rock, Country, Latin, Folk Classical Composers, Musicians ... Vocal Music Artists Artists' Links / Yahoo All Music Guide (AMG) - encyclopedic database of music. Includes artist biographies, album reviews, and fully cross-referenced discographies that allow the user to browse from artist to artist. Ultimate Band List Blues, Jazz, Rock, Country, Latin, Folk Afromix database of African and Caribbean music. African Music Encyclopedia includes profiles of artists from around the continent, and a glossary of African musical terms. African Music Hub African Music Resources Online African Music Links / Yahoo All About Jazz / E-magazine ... America's Jazz Heritage / Smithsonian American Roots Music / PBS Come discover the pioneers of the musical forms that combined on American soil to become the most pervasive music throughout the world. Blue Flame Cafe "...online biographical encyclopedia of the blues contains entries on almost all of the 'great blues singers and singers of the blues.'

100. Watzek Library Research Resources - Music This site from Duke University includes Composer Homepages, Chronologies ElectronicJournals and Newsletters, Genrespecific Pages, online music databases. http://library.lclark.edu/reference/resourcedisplay.php?subject=Music

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