If your site is humorous but not an "anti" site, please submit it to the appropriate Arts/Music or Arts/Music/Bands_and_Artists/ category.
If you are submitting a site about your own band, please submit it to the appropriate Arts/Music/Bands_and_Artists/ category. Submitting it to this category will only slow down the processing of your site.
Music that has been copied from the original into a different instrumentation are considered transcriptions. This category is for general information about arranging. Make sure of the legality of your arrangements before marketing them. This directory does not verify legality.
Sites in the main letter categories will be listed with the band or artist's name as the site title. Individuals will be listed "Surname, First Name". Bands with an article will be listed as "Band, The".
What shouldn''t be posted here:
Businesses should be listed in Shopping/Music or Shopping/Entertainment/Recordings/Music or Business/Industries/Arts_and_Entertainment/Music
Instrument needed/for sale should go under the Instruments sub Category.
If you''re site is about a specific club or venue, then you should submit your site to the state or country category that it is located in. You will find links to those localities at the top of the page. Thank you.
Sites that contain information on tour schedules, annual concerts, or musical events should be sent to Arts/Music/Concerts_and_Events.
Also, if your site is in any other language but English, submit it to one of the World categories instead.
Your site should go here if it is about composition. Look at the other sites listed here, and see if yours fits in. If it doesn''t, it probably belongs someplace else.
Thanks, Arts: Music: Composition editors.
Pages that are about sound hardware or software, computer generated sound in general, computer interfaces, controllers, audio codecs and information about computers as they relate to computer music and audio, are listed in Computers: Multimedia: Music and Audio
If you are a Band or Artist, you should submit to the appropriate category within Arts: Music: Bands and Artists
If you want only to showcase a computer music collection, you should submit to a category of Arts: Music: Sound_Files
Sites about Clubs or Venues should be submitted to Arts/Music/Clubs_and_Venues. Any such site will not be listed, so please do not submit them here.
Fan sites with tour schedules for a specific artist should be sent to that artist''s category in Bands and Artists.
Also, if your site is not in the English language, do not submit it here. Submit it to the appropriate subcategory within the main World category instead.
It is only for sites that contain online information or media. Retail sites should be listed under a Shopping category, and will not be accepted here.
For sites about specific instruments and their families.
Subjects include musical range and tone, technical specifications, history, and instrument making, manufacture and repair.
For general sites pertaining to musical instruments and instrument-making.
Sites for walk-in stores belong in the Regional category relevant to the store location(s).
Online retail shopping sites belong in the Shopping category. (Shopping/Music/Instruments)
Sites that are not in English belong in a subcategory of World.
If your site is not specifically geared towards this topic, please submit to the proper category.
Submitting to the wrong category will delay and/or prevent your site from being listed in the directory.
Submission Tips:
If this person is not listed, please submit to the correct alphabetical category under Arts: Music: Composition: Composers, noting in the description provided this person''s connection to the film industry.
Private music homepages (i.e., bands, promoters, clubs, fan clubs) should not be submitted to Arts/Music/Musicology.
Do not submit:
If you have read the guidelines and the site you are submitting matches some of the consideration criteria, please submit it and we''ll be happy to review it for inclusion.
Music industry sites (i.e., touring, promotion, production, and talent agencies) belong in the appropriate subcategory of Business/Industries/Arts_and_Entertainment/Music .
And finally, please only submit sites in English. Sites in other languages should be submitted to the appropriate language in World.
Sites with roughly equal numbers of files in several formats usually end up in the main category, so please don''t submit to every category that you have file types for.
Sites with more of one file type than another usually go into the category for the predominant file type.
Characterizing performers and performances by style makes the vast subject of music easier to discuss and understand. Styles may include genres such as classical, rock and jazz; subgenres such as classical/opera, rock/metal, and jazz/ragtime; and types of music such as choral, Native American, and holiday. Genres may be defined by technical aspects such as instrumentation, harmony, melody, rhythm, and form, or according to schemes devised by writers and critics. Music types may be defined by these criteria as well as others such as subject matter, chronology, or performance context, and may cut across genre lines.
Sites that deal more with the business side of music, particularly sites that are aimed more at music professionals than the general public, should be submitted to the appropriate category in Business/Arts_and_Entertainment/Music.
Music theory is "a branch of study that includes many different methods for analyzing, classifying, and composing music and the elements of music." "Music theory generally attempts to reduce the practice of composing and playing into rules and ideas."
This includes (but is not retricted to) whistling and singing. Sites related to groups of singers (eg. choirs) should, however, be submitted to the Arts: Music: Styles: Choral hierarchy.