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| Please submit your site to the most specific subcategory that describes its primary focus, and do not submit to the main Music category. See Bands_and_Artists categories under individual styles in addition to the main Bands_and_Artists subcategory. Sites selling recordings should be submitted to the appropriate subcategory of Shopping/Music. |
Lists sites in sub-categories by musical style and instrument as well as by topics such as bands and artists, composers, theory and history.
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If the site you are submitting is against a particular artist or genre, please submit it to an appropriate subcategory. If no category fits or if your site is against a variety of artists or genres, this is probably the category for you.
If your site is humorous but not an "anti" site, please submit it to the appropriate Arts/Music or Arts/Music/Bands_and_Artists/ category. If you are submitting a site about your own band, please submit it to the appropriate Arts/Music/Bands_and_Artists/ category. Submitting it to this category will only slow down the processing of your site. |
Sites devoted to ridiculing, mocking, satirizing, and ranting about music genres, bands, and artists.
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Here can be accepted submissions only for site that offer free resources, lessons and information about arranging.
If you are an arranger or a composer, and you wish to advertise your music services, please submit your site here: Business/Arts_and_Entertainment/Music/Composers_and_Arrangers/. Thank you |
Composing and arranging music are loosely related, in that somebody sits down and writes out the music, but they are completely different concepts. Basically, composition is an act of bringing something into existence. Arranging is reinterpretation, expansion, or the movement of a piece of music into a different context.Music that has been copied from the original into a different instrumentation are considered transcriptions.
This category is for general information about arranging.
Make sure of the legality of your arrangements before marketing them.
Here are the web sites of organizations that honor musicians for their talent and success. Preference is given to the offical sites but others are welcome as well.
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If a category exists for the band or artist your site is about, please submit it to that specific category. Otherwise, please submit it to the appropriate letter or digit category of the alphabet bar.
Sites in the main letter categories will be listed with the band or artist's name as the site title. Individuals will be listed "Surname, First Name". Bands with an article will be listed as "Band, The". more information (editors only) |
This category is for bands and artists. No sites are listed in this category; they are all listed in subcategories.
| You are submitting to the Music Charts category - this category is only for sites which contain information on the ranking of songs, albums, artists and so on. Other sites submitted to this category may be deleted without review. |
Sites in this category contain information on the ranking of songs, albums, artists, and so on. Some examples would include Billboard, MTV Countdown, etc. Charts in this particular category should be global in nature: either a collection of charts for several different nations or a chart covering music worldwide.
What should be submitted here:
What shouldn't be posted here:
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Chat rooms, forums and bulletin boards that are about music.
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Classified advertisements dealing with Music should be submitted here. Include Musicians available and Wanted as well as Sites where musicians can post ads here.
Businesses should be listed in Shopping/Music or Shopping/Entertainment/Recordings/Music or Business/Industries/Arts_and_Entertainment/Music Instrument needed/for sale should go under the Instruments sub Category. more information (editors only) |
Sites offering classified advertisements for musicians and music lovers.
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Please submit your site to a sub category unless your site has information pertaining to venues and clubs worldwide.
If you're site is about a specific club or venue, then you should submit your site to the state or country category that it is located in. You will find links to those localities at the top of the page. Thank you.
Sites that contain information on tour schedules, annual concerts, or musical events should be sent to Arts/Music/Concerts_and_Events. Also, if your site is in any other language but English, submit it to one of the World categories instead. |
This category lists places to listen to music, whether it's by a live band or played by a DJ. Whenever it has a bar and a dance floor, it's likely to be listed here.
| Please submit only sites about music collecting, or have useful information about musical recordings. Sites which offer recordings of more than one format (i.e. both CDs and vinyl records) for sale -- without any other information about music collecting -- should be submitted to Shopping: Entertainment: Recordings: Audio: Music while sites selling music memorabilia should be submitted to Shopping: Music: Related Merchandise. |
This category is for web sites about the hobby of music collecting as well as for Internet resources that would be useful for music collectors.
Please make sure this is the correct place to submit your site.
Your site should go here if it is about composition. Look at the other sites listed here, and see if yours fits in. If it doesn't, it probably belongs someplace else. Thanks, Arts: Music: Composition editors. |
Sites in this category are related in some way to the art (and sometimes science and business) of composing music.
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This category gets many mis-submissions. Check to see if your site should be submitted to one of the following.
Pages that are about sound hardware or software, computer generated sound in general, computer interfaces, controllers, audio codecs and information about computers as they relate to computer music and audio, are listed in Computers: Multimedia: Music and Audio If you are a Band or Artist, you should submit to the appropriate category within Arts: Music: Bands and Artists If you want only to showcase a computer music collection, you should submit to a category of Arts: Music: Sound_Files |
Organizations and people (researchers, professionals, and hobbyists) who focus on computer music and want to present their recommendations, discoveries, or advice.
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Please only send completed sites about music related concerts or events to this category.
Sites about Clubs or Venues should be submitted to Arts/Music/Clubs_and_Venues. Any such site will not be listed, so please do not submit them here. Fan sites with tour schedules for a specific artist should be sent to that artist's category in Bands and Artists. Also, if your site is not in the English language, do not submit it here. Submit it to the appropriate subcategory within the main World category instead. |
This category is for one-time or reoccurring/annual concerts and musical events.
| Mobile DJs and mobile DJ services will NOT be listed in this category. Most DJs and all mobile DJs should be submitted instead to an Arts_and_Entertainment subcategory in the appropriate Regional category such as a locality or county. See DJs by Region. Sites in languages other than English should be submitted to the appropriate World category. |
For DJs, mixers and producers whose work is relevant at the national or international level, and whose site is in the English language.
Directory n 1: an alphabetical list of names and addresses 2: (computer science) a listing of the files stored in memory (usually on a hard disk) 3: (internet) a user-contributed categorized listing of sites on a related subjectInsofar as Music/Directories are concerned, the sites contained herein will be independent of any given music style. In other words, general directories only.
Sites for musical instruction techniques and methods are listed here, along with links to Regional categories where local music teachers may be found.
Sites about the history of music, including persons, works, and styles, are listed here.
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For general sites pertaining to musical instruments and instrument-making. Sites for walk-in stores belong in the Regional category relevant to the store location(s).
Online retail shopping sites belong in the Shopping category. (/Shopping/Music/Instruments) Sites that are not in English belong in the World category. more information (editors only) |
For sites about specific instruments and their families. Subjects include musical range and tone, technical specifications, history, and instrument making, manufacture and repair.
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For sites offering lyrics by more than one artist or songwriter. If your site is artist or band specific please visit Arts/Music/Bands_and_Artists and find the appropriate category. For genre specific websites there are sub categories available such as rock, country or jazz. more information (editors only) |
This category features sites that focus on song lyrics.
For music related to marching. Subcategories include military, school, and volunteer marching bands as well as drum corps and twirling.
Resources for music used in motion pictures and the people behind it: film composers.
This section contains websites relating to music videos, with a focus on promotional short-form videos, like the ones you may see on MTV or other music networks. The category is divided into many different subcategories - this particular category is for the miscellaneous websites that don't fit anywhere else.
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Please only submit English language sites that pertain to the academic discipline of Musicology. Non-English sites must be published in the World/ hierarchy.
Private music homepages (i.e., bands, promoters, clubs, fan clubs) should not be submitted to Arts/Music/Musicology. more information (editors only) |
Musicology is a systematic study of music in all of its forms of appearance. Musicology exists as an academic discipline that studies primarily composed and notated music, and is taught in universities across the world.Musicology, as a discrete field of study, has its origins in an article by Guido Adler published in 1883 in Germany. It set out a manifesto for the systematic and analytic study of music, and many of the points and methods outlined by him continue to be the modus operandi for musicologists worldwide.
One prominent discipline which grew out of traditional musicology is ethnomusicology, or the study of music as culture. Whereas musicology tends to study works of music that are notated on scores, the individuals and history that created such works, ethnomusicology studies the music of the world, as an act of cultural expression.
Another offshoot discipline is popular music studies, which takes conventional musicology methods and applies them to modern popular music. Popular music studies also borrows methods from other academic disciplines such as critical theory, feminist discourses, and gender and media studies.
| This category is _not_ for Web sites covering individual artists. Please submit individual artist sites to the appropriate sub-category under Arts/Music/Bands_and_Artists/. |
For the means of dissemination of information about music as opposed to the music itself. Includes timely coverage by mass media such as magazines, e-zines, newspapers, radio, and television, as well as non-recurring works such as books and movies.
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The vast majority of music organizations focus around a specialty that is already categorized by ODP. Thus, unless there is no suitable category concerning the specialty (i.e., collecting, folklore, musicology, choral societies), please do not submit sites directly to this category.
Music industry sites (i.e., touring, promotion, production, and talent agencies) belong in the appropriate subcategory of Business/Industries/Arts_and_Entertainment/Music . And finally, please only submit sites in English. Sites in other languages should be submitted to the appropriate language in World. more information (editors only) |
Associations, organizations, and societies specializing in some aspect of music. Most music organizations are non-profit in status, and all have regular meetings and / or conferences and a board of directors who oversee operations.
| Please submit to the appropriate subcategory rather than to this umbrella category. |
A place to find composers, performers, historians, all the people associated with music.
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If your page is not in English, please do not submit your site here. Non-English sites belong in
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Personal pages where the main focus is on music.
| Listings for sites dealing with regionally-specific subjects should be submitted for review to appropriate, region-specific categories under Regional. |
This category serves as a routing point made of shortcuts to the various and numerous regionally-specific categories on the music in general at the Open Directory Project.
Reference information for musicians and music lovers is listed here.
| REVIEWS OF INDIVIDUAL CDs SHOULD NOT BE SUBMITTED HERE! They belong in the individual artist category. |
This category for general sites that feature music reviews.
| For songwriters about the music business and the craft of songwriting. |
Contests, online discussions, ezines, magazines, workshops, associations, and other resources for songwriters about the music business and the art, craft of songwriting.
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If you offer short clips to promote sales of your recordings, those aren't sound files, they're advertisements, so please submit your site to the appropriate record label or Bands and Artist category.
Sites with roughly equal numbers of files in several formats usually end up in the main category, so please don't submit to every category that you have file types for. Sites with more of one file type than another usually go into the category for the predominant file type. |
This area is for web broadcasting stations (streaming) and sound file collections, full-length songs only, please.
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Bands and Artists covering more than one style should be submitted to the appropriate letter in Arts: Music: Bands and Artists.
Online music stores should be submitted to the appropriate category in Shopping. Stores that cater to particular styles of music should be submitted to Music: Specialty or one of its subcategories. Sites that deal more with the business side of music, particularly sites that are aimed more at music professionals than the general public, should be submitted to the appropriate category in Business: Industries: Arts and Entertainment: Music. more information (editors only) |
This category holds subcategories for various styles of music, as well as sites concerned with the way genres, types, and styles may be organized.Characterizing performers and performances by style makes the vast subject of music easier to discuss and understand. Styles may include genres such as classical, rock and jazz; subgenres such as classical/opera, rock/metal, and jazz/ragtime; and types of music such as choral, Native American, and holiday. Genres may be defined by technical aspects such as instrumentation, harmony, melody, rhythm, and form, or according to schemes devised by writers and critics. Music types may be defined by these criteria as well as others such as subject matter, chronology, or performance context, and may cut across genre lines.
For the ways in which technology and engineering support musical performance and recording, as well as means of musical expression arising directly from technological processes. Examples include amplifiers, audio processors, loudspeakers, mixing boards, MIDI controllers, samplers, sequencers, synthesizers, and analog and digital recorders as well as software supporting these and other devices.
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Sites offering music theory, both specific and general, are listed here.
Music theory is "a branch of study that includes many different methods for analyzing, classifying, and composing music and the elements of music." "Music theory generally attempts to reduce the practice of composing and playing into rules and ideas." |
Sites offering music theory, both specific and general, are listed here.Music theory is "a branch of study that includes many different methods for analyzing, classifying, and composing music and the elements of music."
(You will find a good writeup of music theory at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_theory )
Music Theory is not Musicology. Musicology seeks answers questions for Who, What, Where, When and Why questions. Music Theory seeks answers for How.
| Please submit only general sites about the hobby of tape trading (specifically for live, non-commercially released recordings), including such non-tape media as CD-R and MP3. Lists of recordings available for trade belong in the Lists subcategory, while information about recording and trading specific artists belong in the Bands and Artists subcategory. Sites about selling recordings belong over in a Shopping: Entertainment: Recordings: Music . |
Links for people interested in trading live recordings for various groups/artists. Sites about the trading of copyright commercial recordings or about the selling (not trading) of recordings do NOT belong in this category. Media may include analog tape, CD-R, MP3 files, or DAT.
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In the Vocal hierarchy please submit sites related to sounds for or produced by the voice: the vocal organs, ie the tongue, lips etc.
This includes (but is not retricted to) whistling and singing. Sites related to groups of singers (eg. choirs) should, however, be submitted to the Arts: Music: Styles: Choral hierarchy. |
Dictionary definition of Vocal: "for or produced by the voice: the vocal organs, ie the tongue, lips etc.Speaking, singing and whistling are examples of vocal activities.
| If your site is about a specific band or artist, please submit it to the appropriate letter category under Bands and Artists. |
Find information, news, pictures, organizations, and personal pages about women in music. Also, explore sites about many women bands and artists.
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