Shown below are links to World Wide Web sites featuring composers , computers , education , electronic music , instruments , internet resources , libraries , music technology , performers , professional and scholarly organizations , publishers and retailers , and finally some interesting places and institutions around the world . Click on any of these categories to go to that section of this page, and then click on any of the links you'd like to visit. There are many web pages which provide introductions to individual classical composers. Many people have developed innovative ways of using the World Wide Web to teach, sometimes even incorporating excellent-sounding musical examples in their instructional material. It's only natural that the electronic medium of the Web should provide the ideal way of exchanging information about the artistic medium of electronic music and the continually-evolving MIDI technology on which it depends.
Some sites focus on specific instruments and voices.
The following libraries are among the best in the world, and they permit remote searches of their collections. Library Yale University Library Music Technology Musicians use computer-based technology to accomplish a wide range of professional tasks in the areas of composition, education, and scholarship, in addition to electronic music synthesis, MIDI sequencing, and creative sound manipulation. Many professional organizations in the field of music maintain websites, and some musicians make special information and services available to their colleagues. Retailers Many publishers and retailers of printed music, scores, and books have their own websites. Qu bec Organ of Ste.