Greg Lindahl offers lengthy text listing of books and journals, many contributed by fellow scholars.

An examination of the context and composition of the English lute sources. This is a thesis by Julia Craig-McFeely.

a set of links from Dartmouth University's Paddock Music Library that focus mainly on early music

A database of a complete annual cycle of Gregorian chant, searchable by text and melody, and bibliographical data relating to all of the music of the fourteenth century.

The MA in Chant and Ritual Song is a one-year, full-time programme of study, including two optional streams of specialisation.

A list of manuscript sources of mid-seventeenth-century English song compiled by university researcher Gordon J. Callon, with details of locations, manuscript numbers, and brief descriptions of manuscript contents.

information and links from the Center for Historically Informed Performances, Inc. in Berkeley, CA

Natural forces bringing the do-re-mi scale into existence in the origin of music, discussion of scales, major, minor, pentatonic, and ancient music and archeological evidence.

Tells the origin of music using the music of Richard Strauss, and has links to various related ancient origins pages, including Neanderthal Flute and ancient harmony in the oldest known song.

detailed timeline and composer reference

A database for texts on music theory and Aesthetics

Detailed, thoroughly annotated text.

Graduate student Melanie L. Marshall shares her research on the villotta and musical culture in northern Italy during the mid-sixteenth century.

An evolving database of all Latin music theory treatises of the Middle Ages and Renaissance.