Subject pages attached to craig:music/composer

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1.	John Coltrane 1926-1967 -- discographies of his work with a chronological biography, and links to sites of critical commentaries, record reviews, information on his fellow musicians, and the history of the saxophone. URL: http://jazz.route66.net/aLoveSupreme/index.html
2.	Music paper online Some manuscript paper available online. URL: http://www.cello.org/manu.htm
3.	20th century Soviet Composers Composers who lived and created in the Soviet era (from 1918 and later) with work lists. URL: http://ovar.myweb.nl/
4.	Composer Bios Short listings of composers. URL: http://www.hnh.com/NewDesign/fcomposers.files/bcomposers.files/composers.files/c_a.htm
5.	Death dates of recent composers At Stanford Univeristy. URL: http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/music/mla/necrology/alpha.html
6.	Links for 471 Composers Lists of links related to many classical composers. URL: http://www.988.com/Composers/dir.htm
7.	Thomas Moore: New Music Links This site, which contains more than 9,500 links to other new music sites, is provided by Thomas Moore at UMBC and serves the contemporary classical music community. URL: http://www.research.umbc.edu/~tmoore/musiclinks.html
8.	VoxNovus Timeline Timeline of American composers from the 17th though 20th centuries. URL: http://

9.	Bach Frequency Asked Questions [Bernard S. Greenberg] Excellent source of information about J.S. Bach and his compositions. URL: http://www.bachfaq.org/
10.	Bach Central Station Links to websites about J.S. Bach URL: http://www.jsbach.net/bcs/
11.	Bach's Cantatas Complete list of Bach cantatas and their text. URL: http://uofapsy.psych.ualberta.ca/bach.html
12.	Complete BWV listing List of all of J.S. Bach's composition by BWV number. URL: http://www.jsbach.org/bwvlist.html
13.	Bach Digital This ambitious, German/English scholarly celebration of Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) presents priceless autographs -- musical scores handwritten by the composer, digitized and collected online for the first time for worldwide perusal. URL: http://www.bachdigital.org/bd_uk/index1.html
14.	Bach Chorales in MIDI format list about 10 chorales from Riemenschneider with some interesting historical notes. URL: http://www.bachcentral.com/chorales.html

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The Music of William Billings William Billings (1746-1800), is considered by many to be the foremost representative of early American music. Billings was born in Boston on October 7, 1746. Largely self-trained in music, he was a tanner by trade and a friend of such figures of the American Revolution as Samuel Adams and Paul Revere. Includes 20 MIDI files and 2 scanned images. URL: http://www.nationwide.net/~amaranth/billings.htm

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The Keyboard Music of William Byrd (MIDI Files) [John Sankey] William Byrd (1543-1623) was one of England's most gifted and respected composers of the late Renaissance. Justly called "a father of music" even during his lifetime, he had that rare ability to see the future without being rejected by his own time. URL: http://www.midiworld.com/mw%5Fbyrd.htm

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Harmonic Analysis of Chopin's Prelude #4 Frederic Chopin's (1810-1839) Prelude #4 for the piano is a highly chromatic piece. Yet it is based in a very simple harmonic progression as we will try to demonstrate in this article. URL: http://www.teoria.com/articles/chopin4/

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Chopin Early Editions The University of Chicago Library is home to a distinguished collection of over 400 first and early printed editions of musical compositions by Frédéric Chopin. These editions are of particular interest to Chopin scholars and bibliographers because Chopin's works were often published concurrently in several countries with variant texts. Early re-printings were issued using the same plates, causing difficulties identifying first and subsequent impressions. Scholars can establish a sequence of publication by comparing a range of printings. The collection at the University of Chicago, maintained in the Special Collections Research Center, contains evidence that contributes to an understanding of the printing and publishing history of Chopin's works. URL: http://chopin.lib.uchicago.edu

19.	Percy Grainger Recordings and artworks of Percy Grainger. URL: http://www.lib.unimelb.edu.au

20.	Symphonies List of Haydn's symphonies. URL: http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/1071/symph.htm
21.	String Quartets List of Haydn's String Quartets URL: http://www.geocities.com/Vienna/1071/string.htm
22.	Haydn String Quartet op 76 no. 6 This piece, wirtten in 1797, is one of Haydn's late quartets and exemplifies his creative use of the harmonic language in his later compositions. Has an embedded midi player. URL: http://www-midischool.cwru.edu/MUSC308/jmorton/haydn.html

23.	Guillaume de Machaut MIDI files and lyrics to many Machaut compositions. URL: http://perso.club-internet.fr/brassy/PartMed/Machaut/Machaut.html

24.	TWV catalogue for Teleman's compositions List of all of Teleman's compositions. URL: http://infopuq.uquebec.ca/~uss1010/catal/telemann/telgp.html
25.	Vater Unser in Himmelreich [PDF] Contains Vater Unser in Himmelreich similar to melody of Bach BWV 454 chorale. URL: http://shift.merriweb.com.au/ngn/more_t12.htm

26.	Charles Wesley Charles Wesley (1707-1788), brother of John Wesley a founder of Methodism, wrote hundreds of hymns and poems. Webpage lists hymns in MIDI by Wesley. URL: http://gbgm-umc.org/umhistory/wesley/hymns/