Audio
It's harder than it sounds, hon.
Links
Learning
Genres
Music Map
Every Noise
Musicalized
Theory
Learning Music
Music Theory for Musicians & Normal People
musictheory.net
Bad Diode's Music Theory Notes
The Jazz Piano Site
Production
Learning Synths
CMSC388V: A modular approach to audio programming
A Tutorial on Cutting Up a Breakbeat Using a Tracker
Vocal
Voice Science Works
!TransVoiceLessons
Selene Archive - organizing the clips of voice teacher Selene Da Silva
AmPitch
Software
Making
!BeepBox
Bespoke
ZRythm
Ardour
LMMS
Helio - libre music composition software. "an attempt to rethink a music sequencer"
SunVox
Stargate
Listening
Sounds
Linux Synths
Virtual Playing Orchestra
Versilian Studio Chamber Orchestra: Community Edition
Donkey Kong Country Soundfonts
Fandom: Soundeffects Wiki
Samples
Pianobook
Citizen DJ
Freesound
Conserve the Sound
Ceolas
CCMixter
WhoSampled
Radios
freeCodeCamp Code Radio
Tree FM
Other
Bull of Heaven - Experimental band I love. Also much of their music is public domain!
The Honourable Elizabeth A. Baker - NEW RENAISSANCE ARTIST. I saw her live once and she let me play her zither after the concert!!!
Macedonian Folk Songs
Turkish Music Portal
Bluegrass Archive
Rick Wilson's Historical Flutes Page
Youtube: Suzanne Ciani Creates The Soundtrack For A Pinball Machine
Lexicon
ADSR: attack, decay, sustain, release
amplitude: volume
anechoic: not having or producing echoes; sound-absorbent
attack: determines how long it takes for the envelope to reach its peak at the start of a note
contour: the overall shape of a melody, the pattern of "up" and "down" notes
decay: determines how long it takes for the envelope to decrease from it's peak to the sustain level
envelope: the shape of a sound changing over time
humpenscrump: crude musical instrument like a hurdy-gurdy
leitmotif: a short, constantly recurring musical phrase associated with a particular person, place, or idea
pitch: a psychological construct related both to the actual frequency of a particular tone and to its relative position in the musical scale
release: determines how long it takes for the envelope to decrease to its minimum level after the note is released
rhythm: the durations of a series of notes, and the way they group together into units
sustain: the envelope will stay at this level for as long as the note is held
tempo: the overall speed/pace of the piece
timbre: that which distinguishes one instrument from another, a kind of tonal color produced in part by overtones from the instrument's vibrations
tone: a discrete musical sound
zither: a musical instrument composed of a flat sound box with a range of strings stretched over it
Art
Audio
Songs
The Fiddler by George Crumb (Youtube)