I have assembled a list of sites that might be valuable for band conductors. I have tried to exclude commercial sites except for publishers and sources of band recordings. I also did not provide links to individual bands and educational institutions feeling that this kind of information was easy to find and did not hold the greatest research potential. The web is a highly dynamic environment where information can change with considerable frequency. Rather than listing them in print in Tempo, I have assembled a web page providing the actual addresses.
Directors can explore and bookmark the links if desired.
As part of the work that I did in preparing this article, I collected the band articles that I have written for Tempo and have, with permission, put them on the web. I have also included a number of articles from the Rutgers Music Education Newsletter as well. For example, band directors can write their own web pages covering topics relevant to what is being done in the rehearsal. Basic web development is not difficult and can be a very interesting and educational project for students and teacher alike. An absolutely terrific site is the one constructed by Robert Wilson who teaches in Blissfield, Michigan.