Wooster High School Music Department History - Bands. Grainger visited this school during the 1940s.

Synopisis of a celebration at St. John's Smith Square, London Saturday 7th November - Sunday 8th November 1998.

Percy Grainger's Past-Hoard-House (Museum)

The Cavalier Daily Online Edition November 13, 1998

Picture, biography, and list of works and recordings.

Biography from the Concise Oxford Dictionary of Music. Complete files offered in MIDI format.

From inkpot.com

Biography; MIDI files.

Instruments, manuscripts, artworks, textiles and costumes related to his life and contemporaries. Includes biography, works, photographs, visual artistry, and family details.

Biography following him from Australia through Europe and into the United States noting his varied styles and best-remembered works. From the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music entry at WQXR radio.

Brief biography with summaries of his instrumental, vocal, and keyboard music.

Biographical data, recommended CDs, books and sheet music, bibliography, and links to biographical essay from Dr. Estrella's Incredibly Abridged Dictionary of Composers.

Notes and lyrics with extended commentary by John Roberts and Tony Barrand in connection with their recording on Golden Hind Music.

A short description of Grainger's Let's Dance Gay in Green Meadow, an example of his folk-music based piano music.

Percy Grainger plays Grainger

Brief information by Wilfrid Mellers, University of York.

Brief biography, photograph from his young days, and links from the Classical Composers Database.

Extensive list of art songs and the Jungle Book cycle from the Lied and Art Song Texts Page at REC Music. Included many English texts.

Musica Classica Classical Music Dictionary with life and examination of some of his works.

Biography, photographic portrait, pictures of the tomb shared with his mother's ashes, links, and virtual memorial from Find a Grave.

Filmography as composer and arranger, biography, links, and related material from the Internet Movie Database (IMDb).

From Hyperion Records, UK

Biographical article; information on the Society; links.

Percy Grainger - A Brief Biographical Background

Black and white photograph from 1940 autographed and dedicated to the United States Military Academy Band.

Photograph of him in 1950, with Lieutenant Colonel Resta conducting the United States Military Academy Band at Carnegie Hall.

Short. From MIT Press.

A collection, including 3 by Grainger.