| Music Sources and Links 
Rupert Hughes. Music Lovers' Encyclopedia.
Garden City, NY:Doubleday & Co., Inc., 1954.
Afrocentric Voices In "Classical"
Music.
Focuses on African American performers
and composers and on the vocal music forms they
influenced, especially opera, art songs and Negro
spirituals composed for concert performance.
www.afrovoices.com
Canadian Bands.com.
Your source for the net's most in-depth biographies
on Canadian Classic Rock, complete discographies with
jackets, and much more.
www.canadianbands.com
The Classical Archives.
The largest classical music site on the web.
www.classicalarchives.com
Jazz: A Film by Ken Burns.
A website based on the PBS film that
explored the world of jazz, America's greatest cultural
achievement.
www.pbs.org/jazz/index.htm
Poem Hunter.
Searchable database of poems, lyrics, and quotations.
www.poemhunter.com
Red Hot Jazz.
A place to study and enjoy the music of the early
"Jazzmen". Due to recent advances in technology
it is now possible to broadcast text, music and pictures
around the world via the Internet. This site is an
experiment in using this new multimedia technology. We
hope it will combine the best of books and audio
recordings, into valuable and enjoyable tools for
appreciating this music and the men and women who
produced it.
www.redhotjazz.com
Space Age Pop Music.
The web's most comprehensive guide to space age pop,
exotica, lounge, cocktail, incredibly strange, easy
listening, and other cool music, and the people who
created it.
www.spaceagepop.com
US Opera.
A web resource dedicated to opera by American
composers.
www.usopera.com
Recording Industry Association of America.
The trade group that represents the U.S.
recording industry, and which certifies Gold, Platinum,
Multi-Platinum, and Diamond sales awards.
www.riaa.com
William R. Cumpiano, Guitarmakers.
www.cumpiano.com
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