121. Supporting Materials For AS/A2 Music Technology Guide A good starting point for locating resources about music theory on the WWW is http//www.music.indiana.edu/music_resources/composer.html http://www-users.york.ac.uk/~adh2/asmustech/support.htm

A student's guide to AS/A2 Music Technology Edited by Paul Terry SUPPORTING INFORMATION FOR READERS The materials here are arranged according to the sections of the book. Jump straight to the appropriate section by clicking on one of these links: Before you start The Development of Music Technology Music from the Western Classical Tradition Popular Music and Jazz ... Glossary Before you start Music Theory A good starting point for locating resources about music theory on the WWW is http://cctr.umkc.edu/userx/bhugh/musicold.html For details of music theory CD-ROMS see: http://www.musictheory.halifax.ns.ca/ http://www.risingsoftware.com/ http://www.ars-nova.com/ http://www.alfred.com Technology Sequencing Sites for information on MIDI software. Don’t forget to shop around. http://www.midi-classics.com/ http://www.cakewalk.com/ http://www.steinberg.net/ http://www.synthzone.com/ ... http://www.xdt.com/ar/linux-snd/ Recording If you can’t get into a real studio, try to visit one of these web sites: http://www.soundonsoundstudios.com/ http://www.multisound.com/ http://www.lydiansound.com/ http://www.mikesounds.demon.co.uk/ ... http://www.emeraldsound.com/ You can also pick up some tips at this site: http://www.knowledgehound.com/topics/livesoun.htm

122. UI-School Of Music : Academics music Ensemble, 1. Composition I or Speech Communication3 (or any gen. ed.) 3.PSYC 100 Introduction to Psychology, 4 http://www.music.uiuc.edu/acadUnderGrad_CMS.php

@import "./css/academics_base_white.css"; @import "./css/academicsCurReq_banner.css"; @import "./css/academicsReq_content.css"; @import "./css/somNav.css"; HOME MUSIC LIBRARY ALUMNI GIVING ... Links Calendar Events Calendar Room Calendar Special Events Calendar Planning Calendar News Top Stories Sonorities Careers Faculty Faculty Staff Academics Introduction Composition/Theory Performance Music Education and Piano Pedagogy ... Student Handbooks Admissions Introduction Alumni Quotes Quickinfo Resource Undergraduate Admission Guide ... Request Information Facilities Introduction Smith Memorial Hall Music Building Music Library ... Recording Facilities Ensembles Bands Opera Orchestra Choir ... All Ensembles About Introduction From the Director Our History General Info ... Contact Us Choral Music Specialization The following is a suggested plan for graduating in 8 semesters. Many music courses must be taken in sequence and some are offered fall or spring only. The general education courses may be taken out of the sequence shown here. While this plan completes all courses in eight semesters, each semester is a demanding load. Many students prefer to lighten this load by taking general education during the summer or by extending the plan to nine semesters. First Year – Fall Courses Hours Applied Music - voice or keyboard MUS 101 Theory of Music MUS 107 Aural Skills 1 MUS 110 Introduction to Art Music: International Perspectives MUS 172 Piano OR MUS 181 Voice Music Ensemble Composition I/Speech Communication (or any gen. ed.)

123. Letters From Gustav Holst To Whittaker 2004 is the 70th anniversary of the death of the composer Gustav Holst (18741934), Beginning of letter 4 (MS gen 1350/4) December 13, 1915 http://special.lib.gla.ac.uk/exhibns/month/sep2004.html

Special Collections Library Home Special Collections Catalogues Main Library ... Course Material GLASGOW UNIVERSITY LIBRARY SPECIAL COLLECTIONS DEPARTMENT Book of the Month September Gustav Holst Letters to W. G. Whittaker Sp Coll MS Gen 1350 2004 is the 70th anniversary of the death of the composer Gustav Holst (1874-1934), and to mark the occasion the September Book of the Month will focus on the correspondence between Holst and his friend and colleague William Gillies Whittaker. Over two hundred letters written between 1913 and 1934 are held by the Library, as well as a small number of manuscripts of works by Holst. The letters were donated to the University Library in 1963 by Whittaker’s daughter and son-in-law, Mary and Edward Pollitzer, along with the scores that comprised Whittaker’s working library. Beginning of l etter 4 (MS Gen 1350/4): December 13, 1915 Holst and Whittaker were born within two years of each other, Holst in 1874 and Whittaker in 1876. Best known nowadays as the composer of the Planets Suite, Holst was a prolific composer as well as a dedicated and enthusiastic teacher. He undertook his education at the Royal College of Music between 1893 and 1898. Following a short period as an orchestral trombone player Holst then moved to teaching as his main occupation, and became Director of Music at St Paul’s Girls’ School in Hammersmith, and later the Director of Music at Morley College. Later in his career he took on appointments at University level. His works range from orchestral, choral and operatic works to instrumental music.

124. Links Index To give glory to the living God, and how to improve our music. Craig Curry Anew worship resource from the composer, arranger, pianist, and worship leader http://www.ccli.com/WorshipResources/Links.cfm?categoryID=36

125. PolOrg - The Information Resource For Polonia Organizations Membership Composition, Individuals and Organizations. Primary Language atMeetings, English Chamber music Series each year, Fall Spring http://www.polorg.com/Org/Display.asp?News=455

126. Index Of /pub/academic/music/American-Music-Resource/topics Index of /pub/academic/music/Americanmusic-Resource/topics 06-Jun-19942028 - DIR Composer-organizations/ 06-Jun-1994 2028 - DIR Country-music/ http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/academic/music/American-Music-Resource/topics/

Index of /pub/academic/music/American-Music-Resource/topics Name Last modified Size Description ... Parent Directory 16-Feb-1994 18:55 - 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - Black-music-in-general/ 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - Blues/ 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - Composer-organizations/ 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - Country-music/ 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - Electroacoustic-music/ 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - Ethnic-music/ 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - Film-music/ 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - Folk-music/ 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - Hispanic-music/ 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - Jazz/ 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - Musical-Theatre/ 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - Native-American-music/ 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - Poly-ethnic-music/ 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - Postmodernism/ 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - Rock-music/ 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - Women-in-music/ 06-Jun-1994 20:28 - Apache/1.3.33 Server at www.ibiblio.org Port 80

127. Philip Bliss American Hymn Writer And Gospel Singer - Christian Biography Resour PP Bliss Philip Paul Bliss, composer and singer, was born in Clearfield His first songs were set to music by George F. Root, but those by which he http://www.wholesomewords.org/biography/biobliss3.html

Philip P. Bliss A Short Biographical Sketch Philip Paul Bliss, composer and singer, was born in Clearfield county, Pa., July 9, 1838. His early life was spent in farming districts of Pennsylvania and Ohio, where opportunities for culture were not afforded, and he was ten years of age before he first heard a piano. At the age of thirteen he united with the Baptist church at Elk Run, Pa., and even in his earlier years had been of a serious turn of mind. During one of his tours he met the evangelist, Dwight L. Moody, and a strong friendship sprang up between them. The result was that Mr. Bliss began to spend considerable time in the composition of sacred music in the form of songs, and in evangelistic labors. In 1874 he gave up all other work to devote himself to conducting revival meetings, chiefly in connection with Maj. D.W. Whittle, and by his manly character, his winning address, and his earnest spirit and his magnetic voice, had great power over his audiences. His first songs were set to music by George F. Root, but those by which he became best known were wholly his own production. The most popular, "Hold the Fort," was inspired by a message signalled during the civil war by Gen. William T. Sherman. Others scarcely less popular were "Only an Armor Bearer," "Rescue the Perishing," "Pull for the Shore," and "Hallelujah! tis done!" Four collections of his songs were published: "The Charm" (1871); "The Song Tree" (1872); "The Joy" (1873), and "Gospel Songs" (1874).

128. University Of Kentucky Research Most recently, since 2000, his music career has brought him to the faculty His composition of “Kali Yuga” for eight saxophones, electric bass and three http://www.uky.edu/PR/UK_News/Oct_18_2004/UKResearch.html

breadCrumbs("/PR",">>","welcome.html","crumbs","crumbs","crumbs","0"); For UK Personnel Getting My News Out Mass E-mails Publication Review ... Web Services UK News PR Home Events at UK PR Staff Publications ... News Releases UK Research SPOTLIGHT He does not recall that early mini-concert for his mother, a kindergarten teacher in his native Wilmington, Del., but he does know that his very early love of music led him to a lifelong career in the study, research and teaching of music and music theory. Most recently, since 2000, his music career has brought him to the faculty of the School of Music in the University of Kentucky College of Fine Arts. In addition to his research, writing and teaching, Holm-Hudson, as most music faculty members, also continues to perform music. Last year, he directed and sang the baritone role in the UK production of Tom Johnson’s "Four Note Opera.” His composition of “Kali Yuga” for eight saxophones, electric bass and three percussionists premiered at the Kentucky Music Teachers Association Conference at Murray State University Oct. 17. Recently he has focused on the music and art of early 20th Century Lithuanian composer-artist Mikalojus Konstantinas Ciurlionis whose work, although less well known in the rest of the world, is quite popular in the former Soviet state of Lithuania.

129. Howard Hart Tribute, Links, Bibliography Resources Howard Hart biography, bibliography, links, resources. Howard studied musicalcomposition with the famous composer Charles Mills who set Howard s poem http://www.emptymirrorbooks.com/hart.html

130. Clatsop Community College gen ANTHARCHAEOLOG ANTH 170 gen ANTHPHYSICAL ANTH LDT gen ANTHPHYSICAL NONWESTERN WORLD GEO 130 ECON/RESOURCE GEOG GEO LDT ECON/RESOURCE GEOG http://oregonstate.edu/dept/admindb/OregonTransferCredit-OregonCollegesandUniver

Course Equivalencies for Clatsop Community College Updated as of 15-Sep-2005 for Summer 2005 Questions about these Articulation Tables should be directed to: Admission and Orientation *Note* If there is no direct OSU equivalent for a transfer course that fulfills a Baccalaureate Core requirement, then the OSU course number is given as "LDT" or "UDT" and the course title will say something like "General Credit." "LDT" stands for "lower division transfer." "UDT" stands for "upper division transfer." *No more than two courses from any one department may be used by a student to satisfy the OSU Perspectives category of the core. *The two courses used to fulfill the OSU Synthesis requirement may not be in the same department. Transfer Course OSU Equivalent Oregon State University Search Admissions Write to Admissions ... Request Admission Materials.

131. Corbin College COMPOSITION EN 132 COLLEGE WRITING II WR 222 *ENGLISH COMPOSITION EN 222WC MU 123 music APPRECIATION MUS LDT *music APPRECIATION MU 124 music THEORY http://oregonstate.edu/dept/admindb/OregonTransferCredit-OregonCollegesandUniver

Course Equivalencies for Corbin College Updated as of 15-Sep-2005 for Summer 2005 Questions about these Articulation Tables should be directed to: Admission and Orientation *Note* If there is no direct OSU equivalent for a transfer course that fulfills a Baccalaureate Core requirement, then the OSU course number is given as "LDT" or "UDT" and the course title will say something like "General Credit." "LDT" stands for "lower division transfer." "UDT" stands for "upper division transfer." *No more than two courses from any one department may be used by a student to satisfy the OSU Perspectives category of the core. *The two courses used to fulfill the OSU Synthesis requirement may not be in the same department. Transfer Course OSU Equivalent Oregon State University Search Admissions Write to Admissions ... Request Admission Materials.

132. A Quick And Nasty Guide To JMusic. Formalized music Thought and mathematics in composition. The Digital InstrumentBuilding web resource that features jmusic tutorials focused on music http://jmusic.ci.qut.edu.au/ReferencesLinks.html

References and Links Books Places Software Online Info Recommended Reference Books (in no particular order) Understanding Computers and Cognition : A new foundation for design. Addison Wesley. Computer Music: Synthesis, composition, and performance (2nd Edition). Schirmer Books. Petzold, Charles. 1999. Code: The hidden language of computer hardware and software . Microsoft Press Holzman, Steven. 1995. Digital Mantras. The MIT Press. Roads, Curtis. 1996. The Computer Music Tutorial . The MIT Press. Kurzweil, Ray. 1990. The Age of Intelligent Machines . The MIT Press. Kurzweil, Ray. 1999. The Age of Spiritual Machines . Pheonix. Wishart, Trevor. 1996. On Sonic Art . Harwood Academic Publishers. Cook, Nicholas. 1998. Music: A very short introduction . OUP. Heidegger, Martin. 1957 (trans 1977, reissue 1982). The Question Concerning Technology, and Other Essays . William Lovitt (Translator). Harpercollins. Chadabe, Joel. 1997. Electric Sound: The past and promise of electronic music . Prentice Hall. Minsky, Marvin.1985. The Society of Mind . Picador, Pan Books.

133. Program Sheet Natural Resource Conservation This program of study offers the first two yearsof a CHM1045, gen Chemistry I, 3.00. NATURAL SCIENCES LAB http://www.pjc.cc.fl.us/programs/builders/progsheet.asp?CATYRBOX=2005&MAJBOX=TRE

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