Music

University Music Departments:

CCRMA Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics at Stanford University
CRCA Center for Research in Computing and the Arts at UC San Diego
CSMT The Center for Studies in Music Technology at Yale University
IRCAM Institut de Recherche et Coordination Acoustique/Musique in Paris, France
CCMRC The Center for Computer Music Research and Composition at UC Santa Barbara
The Media Lab at MIT
VCCM The Virginia Center for Computer Music at the University of Virginia
Windham Computer Music Laboratory at Princeton University
CERL Sound Group at the University of Illinois
CECM Center for Electronic Computer Music at Indiana University
IPEM Instituut voor Psychoacoustica en Elektronische Muziek at the Universiteit Gent in Belgium
Computer Music Group in the LSI (Laboratory of Integrated Systems) at the University of Sao Pauolo, Brazil

White Mensural Notation Transcribing and Reading Renaissance Music Notation from the mid-16th century
Index of New Musical Notation
Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum (TML) an evolving database that will eventually contain the entire corpus of Latin music theory written during the Middle Ages and the early Renaissance,
CANTUS a database made up of indices to sources containing chants for the Divine Office.
Tutorial on Gregorian chant
14th century music includes composer list, searchable manuscript contents, and a searchable repertoire database. at Latrobe University in Australia

Edgar Varese
The Great Composers the life and times of classical music's legendary creators. Alphabetical and Chronological listing with bibliographay on some of the composers.
Scott Bodien's List of classical composers

DSPnet home page
Georgia Tech DSP Home Page
SIMON ( SI mulation and MON itoring) is a software package for signal processing algorithm development, result of an effort to improve algorithm design and testing phase, which is one of the most important and painful development phases. Cost and effectiveness of used DSP chips often depends much more on implemented algorithms then on their hardware. Extensive testing and optimization of algorithms is therefore required. SIMON provides built-in tools and simulation models that make easier developing new, or improving existing algorithm. As it was written using XView, currently it runs only on SPARC Stations.
Wavelets
Csound related pages:
- Csound Front Page at Leeds University, Department of Music (Great Britain)
- improved hypertext version of the MIT Csound manual
- Csound FAQ
MusicTeX source at the German National Research Center for Computer Science
MIDI home page