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Browse this vocal music instructor directory for information about vocal music instructors in the United States of America. All directory listings include contact information, category tags, and website links.

This is the America Online site for music. Here users can find information about artists, see music videos, listen to songs, get news about the music world, Internet radio, free downloads, and more. Users do not have to be AOL members.

A professional music arranger shares his knowledge of music theory, including pitch, chords, and timing. Learn about musical instruments and take music lessons online.

This is Yahoo's music site. Users can download music, find out about artists, new recordings and videos, see videos, consult charts, access over 2 million songs, and more.

Since its founding in 1939, this organization has been building a national community for new American music.

Musical keyboards have depressible keys that are tuned to produce different notes. The keyboard is fairly straightforward to learn and the first instrument of choice for many.

On Jamendo artists distribute their music under Creative Commons licenses, which allows downloading, remixing, and sharing music for free. Users can listen to, download, and write reviews of the music.

This is an online music site that competes with itunes. It is a source for downloading music to MP3 players and iPods. The website provides information about subscribing and has offers for free downloads of music and videos.

Extensive website covering music of all types including contemporary and classical. Includes biographical information, new releases, music videos and reviews.

This website is the major source for downloads to Apple iPods, Macs, iPhones, and other Apple products. The site also contains information about all Apple products, including how to purchase refurbished iPods and other products.

This is a version of the yahoo search engine for kids. Kids can search for games, music, sports, get homework help, look up words, learn about science and much more.

Ogg Vorbis is an audio compression format, roughly comparable to other formats such as MP3, VQF, AAC, and other digital audio formats. It is different in that it is free, open, and unpatented.

Administered by Stanford University. Includes composers, libretti, source texts, performance histories, opera synopses, discographies, and performers.

M-Audio, founded in 1988, is a business unit of Avid Technologies, and is a provider of creative tools for computer-centric musicians and audio professionals.

Subtitled The Cyber Encyclopedia of Musical Theater, TV, and Film, this site includes the history of musicals, reference sources and links, reviews, special courses, and a section on how musicals are made.

Emusic had its origins in the early 1990s and became the first digital music subscription service in 2000. It allows subscribers to own, not rent, their music. It is the largest service to sell tracks for MP3 players, which includes IPODs.