Links to other interesting sites

We've only got a few links at the moment, so we'd love some more! If you'd like to suggest one, click here
 
• Note Perfect helps singers to learn their parts for some of the world's greatest choral works. If you've joined a choral society and are finding the notes difficult, this could be the site for you.
 
• Schubertline is the internet's largest transposable library of opera arias, German lieder, French mélodies, English songs, duets etc. by a host of great composers.
 
• Pay the Piper, a useful website for children and adults who are thinking of taking up a musical instrument - the advantages and disadvantages of each instrument, how to get lessons, how to practise, measuring your progress, how much it will cost - everything you need to know!
 
• British Choirs on the Net, links to the websites of more than 750 choirs all over Great Britain.
 
• The Ravenscroft Consort are a group of talented musicians who specialise in playing music written four or five hundred years ago or even more - "Early Music". This type of music is popular with many musicians and uses some interesting and unusual instruments. There's stuff about singing, too, on the Links page.
 
• The National Association of Choirs. Formed as long ago as 1920 the Association represents 450 choirs and choral societies throughout Great Britain. It offers a range of services in order to promote and sustain the art and public performance of choral music.
 
• PlainSite websites for choirs and other amateur groups - designed, posted, hosted and maintained all for a single modest fee. The easiest way to own a website!
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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