Insightful biography and reminiscence from the American Composers Orchestra series David Raksin Remembers His Colleagues.

Entry at the Lied and Art Songs Text Pages listing cycles and individual vocal works with links to public domain texts.

Filmography at IMDb with brief biography, Oscar awards and nominations, and composer, actor, lyricist, and musical director credits from film and television.

Biography, links, and directory of MP3 audio files from Classic Cat.

Biography, trivia, and discography from Sony Classical.

Wikipedia article with life, photograph, works list, bibliography, internal references to related people, topics, and selected works, and links.

Extracts from a 1961 BBC Four interview in RAM audio format. Includes photograph, brief biography, key works, and links.

Brief biography summarizing orchestral pieces and ballet music and showing the influence of Boulanger in moving him and his nation to a distinctive American music, away from European domination. Includes Naxos discography and caricature.

Find A Grave entry with birth and death information, disposition of ashes, photograph, and interactive memorial.

Filmography listing original scores and cinematic use of existing works, other screen and television credits, awards, biography, trivia, discussions, and links from the Internet Movie Database.

Biography summarizing his learning, growth, and maturity with noted works from the Composer of the Month feature by the Michael O'Neal Singers. Includes links.

Information about his operatic works, especially the both the two and the three act versions of The Tender Land.

Library of Congress citations.

Official credits from the Internet Broadway Database. Includes performers, choreographers, and other principals of each production.

Lucidcafé's profile noting life, works, and style with photograph and links.

Lucidcafé's profile includes a biography, related links, and book and recording recommendations.

Biography from The Timid Soul's Guide to Classical Music showing his importance in moving America away from overpowering European influences.

Biography, key works, suggested reading, timeline, recommended recordings, quotes, additional resources, and historical and societal context. From Humanities Web.

Classical Net review of the 1999 book by Howard Pollack with commentary on the author, the subject, and the writing itself.

Summary of PBS show with links to connected artists and additional sites.

Biography from the Concise Oxford Dictionary of Music.

Copland: basic repertoire list.

Biography with education and influences, interaction with peers, teaching, evolution of style, noted works, and summary list of compositions from the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music entry at WQXR radio.

Kentucky Educational Television's distance learning program presents music and book reviews and articles by and about him from fromthe archives of The New York Times.

Telegraph news article by David Rennie uses unsealed documents from the 1950s Communist witch hunt showing how Copland stood up to the bullying U. S. senator. Links include McCarthy hearing transcripts and related articles.

Researched by Rachel Sahlman for the home and school magazine. Includes premium links to purchase books and recordings.

Library of Congress entry allows browsing by musical sketches, writings, correspondence, photographs, and title index. Includes the special presentations About Copland's Works, Timeline, An Intimate Sketch, and A 75th Birthday Tribute.

Aaron Copland's long-time home near New York City now administered as a composers' retreat and creative center for American music. Includes biography, works, calendar, contact information.