Welcome to IDRS International Double Reed Society: The worldwide organization of double reed (oboe and bassoon family) players, instrument manufacturers and enthusiasts.

Not many people go around wishing to be the Stradivarius of the hurdy-gurdy, but this website’s instructional materials might just make this dream a reality for some lucky individual. The staff at WannaLearn.com have brought together a set of resources

This collection is a complete online textbook integrating the topics of waves, sound, music, and musical instruments.

This Flash applet simulates the motion of a vibrating string. The end of the string can be moved using the mouse or driven by an oscillator to set up traveling or standing waves.

This web site has a large number of explanations of types of wave motion with an emphasis on sound and acoustics with GIF animations.

A Source of Information for the Clarinet Amateur, Professional, and Anyone Who "Just Wants to Know"

International: Where we are. The International Clarinet Association has members virtually everywhere in the world. Clarinet: What we play. One of the finest instruments anywhere, with a significant repertoire.

Website by Harri Rautiainen about saxophones. Includes forums, book reviews, and links to other resources.

Website for TPIN which includes primarily discussion boards on various subjects. You can sign up for the network to discover more resources.

Originally, this FAQ was designed to handle questions that cropped up frequently on what used to be the IHS' Horn e-mail list. Nowadays, it is just the Horn mailing list, as membership is open to any and all.

The website is by a volunteer organization dedicated to prividing free access to quality information about the trombone and the people who play it.

Welcome to ITEA Online, website of the International Tuba-Euphonium Association. ITEA is dedicated to promoting and advancing the tuba and euphonium instruments. The organization comprises performers, educators, students, and amateurs of all backgrounds.

Information about PAS including events and convention as well as educator resources, articles, and archives.

Contains links by category to other websites on many instruments.

Website for Bandworld magazine. Includes links to the Western International Band Clinic, American Band College, and WIBC Honor Band.

Website of The Instrumentalist magazine, offering valuable information for school band and orchestra directors and instrumental music teachers. Also links to Clavier and Flute Talk.

Website for School Band and Orchestra magazine, a journal presenting information about bands and orchestras for practicing educators

Contains a short list of band compositions suitable for comprehensive musicianship and provides lesson and unit plans for each composition.

Website of the Chatfield Brass Band and Library. Out of print music can be borrowed from the library.

Website that includes links and resources to concert band literature. Also includes some analyses as well as a list of repertiore useful in meeting national standards.

This website contains a list of Percy Grainger's works and includes some MP3 recordings of a few of the works.

Website of the Music Publishers' Association which includes information and lists, as well as contact information, for almost al music publishers.

Website of the NMPA which includes information on the association and links to several associated sites. Information on copyright and legal issues.

This site has been designed as a resource site for all music educators. The information gathered for this web site as well as the construction of the site itself serves as a partial fulfillment of the degree requirements for the Doctorate in Musical Arts

The Young Band Repertoire Project (YBRP) is a continuing endeavor to document, evaluate, analyze, list, record, and provide information regarding repertoire for the young band (2nd & 3rd year players).

AMC's goal is to build credibility for music and music education, especially at an early age, and to expand that portion of the population that enjoys and makes its own music.

ARTSEDGE — the National Arts and Education Network — supports the placement of the arts at the center of the curriculum and advocates creative use of technology to enhance the K-12 educational experience.

Since 1995, the Community-Music email list has provided a means for people across the world to discuss their passion for making music in a (primarily) volunteer concert/wind band or orchestra. Since 1999, the list has been in place on what is now Yahoo!Gr

We're the gathering place for music educators of all levels of expertise. With all the avenues open up to us, it's only natural that we want to share what has worked for us. Whether you teach elementary music, band, choir, orchestra, preschool music, give

This is the official web site for Music Learning Theory and the Gordon Institute for Music Learning (GIML).