This website contains an annotated list of links to other websites related to wind band conducting and repertoire.

The inaugural online presentation of the Aaron Copland Collection at the Library of Congress celebrates the centennial of the birth of the American composer Aaron Copland (1900-1990).

Music can try to achieve what Beethoven wanted to express in his above-noted comment. We can call ourselves fortunate that we can enjoy music in general and Beethoven's music in particular, in this spirit. Beyond that, we can, as here in this web site, a

This website details and provides examples of the Cranbrook Composers' Workshop, a student composition project.

Available in English and French, this personal site is devoted to the music, life and works of this great figure. Created, funded and authored by two British academics, the site gives a panoramic view of Berlioz’s life and art, and seeks to recreate the

Welcome to the official Leonard Bernstein website. Learn more about this extraordinary person's life and work by choosing from the featured topics.

Explore the six string quartets of Bela Bartók through the vision of the Emerson String Quartet in this amalgamation of video footage, written commentary, and animated score.

First performed in 1824, the Ninth Symphony has become one of the most recognized and influential pieces of music of all time. Professor Kelly investigates its impact, development and historical perspective through dialogue and demonstration. The three ho

Information and resources related to George and Ira Gershwin.

Website for Ralph Vaughan Williams, infamous British classical composer. Includes biographical information and other resources.

An insider's look at the symphony orchestra based on programs selected from the Boston Symphony Orchestra concert season.