Music

A Stanford University site providing links to open-access projects in musicology.

A Stanford University site that archives and provides access to digital projects without a strong web presence.

A site maintained by Stanford University providing links to Digital project with downloadable music scores.

This project uses Music Encoding Initiative (MEI) mark-up language and scans of sketches to show the genesis of Beethoven's compositions.

A variety of mapping projects created and hosted at Oberlin College.

A database to provide greater access to contemporary music by women composers.

Demonstrates the potential of digital humanities to gather information in order to share and interpret lesser-known histories.

A digital edition of the settings in Torquato Tasso's Poetry, c.1570-1640.

A multipart linked data project to increase access to and use of public radio broadcasts from the mid-20th century. Many of these were broadcasts of musical performances or analyses of musical works.

Includes links to repositories and indexes striving to explore non-canonical classical music.

A guide to composers of the African Diaspora. Includes brief biographies, information about known compositions, links to media, score distributors, photographs.

Shows the social networks within the Jazz community through graphing. Information provided about relevant repositories for additional research.

A critical edition of the secular music of Luca Marenzio (ca. 1553-1599). In the beta phase of production.

An edition of The Beggar's Opera with text and music interpolated. Also has contextual information about the period and early performances.

Founded in 1997, this is the home of interchange between performers and scholars interested in art song by African-American composers.