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| | Early Music Links This page will be added to regularly. If you have a favorite early music link that others
might enjoy, please send it to neuman@emgo.org.
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Organizations - Early Music organizations:
Early Music America: www.earlymusic.org
American
Recorder Society
Portland Recorder Society: http://home.comcast.net/~pdxrecorders/
Early Music Guild of Seattle
San Francisco Early Music Society
Viola da Gamba Society of America
Viola da Gamba Society/Pacifica
Lute
Society of America
Instruments -
sites about early instruments:
The
Recorder Home Page - A comprehensive site: Address: http://www.carolinaclassical.com/nickl/.
Nicholas Lander of
Australia brings together information about the recorder.
The Crumhorn Page -
also by Lander.
Contrabass Mania - Discussions and
information on early and modern contrabass range instruments.
http://www.williamhorn.it -
William Horn Harpsichords - Keyboard maker and performer located in Brescia
http://www.cittern.theaterofmusic.com
- Renovata Cythara: The Renaissance Cittern Site
Scores - sites that have free early music scores you can download:
The Choral Public Domain Library
(also has an extensive collection of MIDI files)
The Werner Icking Music
Archive (formerly the GMD Music Archive)
Christian Mondrup's page (a growing collection of scores and MIDIs)
The Medieval Music and Arts
Foundation (links-some commercial)
Johan Tufvesson's music page
(PDF or PS format scores and parts)
MIDI - sites
that have Early Music MIDI files you can listen to and
download:
The Internet Renaissance
Band
Spanish Early Music- new
address: http://www.carolinaclassical.com/paco/
www.davidbellugi.com/ music specifically for recorders.
Midiworld Early Music Files
The Silvis Woodshed
- fascinating site, a bit of everything.
Les Musiques du Moyen Age
- This site contains over
a hundred Medieval midi files. The site
is in French.
To get to the midi page, click on "Textes et MIDI" in the left frame.
Zarlino
- contains Medieval and Renaissance midis that have
been converted to Syntonic Intonation. Very interesting to
listen to. Syntonic intonation is discussed here.
Theory - sites that discuss music theory topics of interest to early musicians:
The Medieval Music and Arts Foundation
The
Just Intonation Primer
Newsgroups - internet newsgroups related to early music:
rec.music.early
rec.music.theory
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