The website contains descriptions of his compositions, which include chamber and choral pieces as well as operas. It also has a biography of the artist, links to reviews of his works, examples of prose pieces written by Adamo, and information about which of his works are currently in print. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of Adler, a list of his compositions with PDF files of descriptions of the works, a calendar of his events, information about his projects, a list of his recordings and writings, as well as reviews of him and his works. His compositions draw on the traditional music of Laos and Thailand as well as his interest in mathematics to form cross-cultural hybrid concert pieces. He is best known for his work with the khaen, a traditional instrument from southeast Asia. Soundcloud audio files were not captured due to technological constraints. Capture of site began in August 2016. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains information about Aftab's compositions and projects, a discography of her published albums, and examples of her works in the form of embedded audio files. The compositions featured on the site highlight her work as a composer of classically inspired experimental acoustic and electronic ambient music.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a calendar of his events, 15 image files of Akiho, 34 audio files recording his compositions, a catalog of his albums, and a list of his scores. Embedded video files were not captured due to technological constraints. Akiho's works fall in the genre of contemporary classical music. Capture of site began in February 2014. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains descriptions of his compositions, which consist mainly of instrumental pieces for orchestra, opera and classical ensembles, a biography of the artist, a discography of his published works, links to reviews of his works, and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio and video files. Capture of the site began in August 2015. This description is based on the October 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains the music of Elizabeth Alexander, a composer that focuses on orchestral, chamber, piano and vocal works, often liturgical in nature. It includes sheet music for purchase, reviews, commissions, biographies of the composer, a complete catalog of her works, videos of performances of her works, and journal entries. The website was initially captured under the URL http://elizabethalexander.com/ until 2018, when it redirected to https://www.seafarerpress.com/.

The website contains descriptions of her compositions, which consist mainly of instrumental pieces for traditional and technological instruments for ensembles, a biography of the artist, lists of her recognitions, talks, and prose writings, a calendar of her events, and a catalog of her musical works with embedded audio examples. Capture of the site began in August 2015. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his compositions, a catalog of his albums, a bibliography of Alves' writings, and reviews of his works. Soundcloud audio files were not captured due to technological constraints. Alves' musical works are composed for traditional acoustic instruments from around the world as well as electronic media. Capture of site began in February 2015. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of Ames, a list of his works, descriptions of how he makes his music, and links to his publications. Ames' uses his background in mathematics and programming to make music using computers and traditional instruments. Capture of the site began in December 2016. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains descriptions of his compositions, which include chamber, orchestral, and choral pieces as well as operas. It also has a biography of the artist, links to reviews of his works, a calendar of Amram's events, and links to videos of performances of his works. Capture of the site began in August 2015. This description is based on the October 2017 capture of the site.

This accession consists of the archived website of composer Laurie Anderson. The website contains information about her compositions and projects, a gallery of images and videos featuring her works, and a calendar of her events. The compositions featured on the site highlight her work as a violinist and composer of experimental electronic music. She also performs as a rock musician. Capture of the site began in August 2015. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a list of his musical works, a biography of the artist, a calendar of his events, images of the artist, a discography of his published pieces, and links to reviews of Andres and his works. Many of Andres' compositions involve the piano, and his works are mainly orchestral or chamber music. Capture of the site began in August 2016. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his works and a discography of his published albums, images of the artist, a calendar of his events, and his CV. Best known as a jazz pianist, he has also composed works in the genres of chamber, orchestral, and electro-acoustic music. Capture of the website began in August 2016. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his works, recordings, and prose publications, images of Appleton, and examples of his musical compositions in the form of embedded audio and video files. Appleton composes instrumental, choral, and electro-acoustic music, although he is best known for the latter. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, his CV, a list of his musical works and prose publications, and examples of his musical compositions in the form of embedded audio files. Ariza's music combines his background in programming and design with contemporary music theory to create works that blend technology with more traditional instruments. Capture of the site began in August 2015. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

Daniel Asia is a symphonic, opera, and chamber music composer. Recent works include the opera, The Tin Angel, Divine Madness: An Oratorio, Iris -for piano four hands, and Iris: The Symphony (No. 6). The website includes reviews of his music; listings and descriptions of his albums, compositions, and books; videos; and his biography.

Richard Ayres is an opera, orchestral, and chamber music composer born in 1965 in Cornwall, England. From 2016-2019, the website was unsuccessfully captured due to Flash. The 2022 version of the website includes his performance schedule, images from his operas, videos, his teaching, and biographies.

Tom Baker is a composer, guitarist, improviser, and electronic musician who is in Seattle new-music scene. The website contains a calendar, compositions, guitar pieces and improvisations, CD recordings, his projects, press and reviews, and a blog.

Also includes the blog for the Seattle composers' salon, which were an informal presentation series of finished works and works in progress by Pacific Northwestern composers and performers. The Tom Baker Quartet is a jazz quartet made up of Jesse Canterbury on clarinets, Greg Campbell on drums, Brian Cobb on bass, and Tom Baker on guitar. The website contains tour dates and a video and image gallery. Triptet was a improvisational group made up of Michael Monhart (saxophones and electronics), Tom Baker (fretless guitars, theremin and electronics), and Greg Campbell (percussion, french horn, and electronics). The website contains images, videos, tour dates, and some of the trio's music.

The website contains a biography of the artist, examples of his work in the form of embedded video files, and a list of his compositions. The music on the site is mainly acoustic, featuring pieces using traditional instruments for ballet and orchestra as well as more modern multimedia compositions. Capture of the site began in August 2015. This description is based on the October 2017 capture of the site.

Richard Barrett is a composer and improvising performer. He is part of the electronic composition/performance duo FURT, with Paul Obermayer. The website contains his performance schedule, works, images, videos, writings, and information on his book, Music of Possibility.

Barros is an improvisational musician and composer who creates works with acoustic and electronic instruments. The website details Barros' works and contains a calendar of the artist's events, information about his compositions, and links to his Soundcloud and BabelScores pages. Capture of the site began in July 2017. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a calendar of his events, a catalog of his albums, 32 audio files recording his musical works, and 1 video file recording a performance of one of his compositions. Basinski makes use of obsolete technologies as well as modern ones to create his compositions. Capture of website began in May 2017. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a calendar of his events, press relating to Bates and his works, and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a DJ and composer of music that integrates electronic music with classical and opera. Capture of the site began in April 2014. This description is based on the January 2018 capture of the site.

Philharmonia Fantastique: The Making of the Orchestra is a concerto and animated film written by Mason Bates. The project explores the various instrument families of the orchestra and how they interact. The website contains a description of the project, a list of upcoming performances, educational resources, and audio samples of orchestral instruments.

The website contains a biography of Beck, PDF files of his prose writings and listing his compositions, 30 embedded video files recording performances of his works, and reviews of him and his music. His works encompass opera and contemporary music with strong classical influences. Capture of site began in May 2017. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, press relating to him and his works, a calendar of his events, and examples of his works in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a pianist and composer of opera, jazz, chamber, and orchestra music, making use of improvisation as well as scored pieces. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site.

The Enchanted Organ is a burlesque opera written by Gordon Beeferman and Charlotte Jackson. It first premiered in 2012.

The website contains a biography of the artist, lists of his musical works arranged by decade, 21 audio files recording his compositions, 1 video file recording a performance of one of his works, 5 image files of the artist, and information on his past projects and collaborations. Behrman composes sound and multimedia installations for performance in gallery spaces as well as more traditional music pieces meant to be played in concerts. Most of his pieces are flexible in their composition and rely on electronic media and performer interaction. Capture of site began in May 2017. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of her works, a discography of her published albums, and a calendar of her events. Bernofsky has composed choral, chamber, and orchestral works for films, musicals, operas, and ballets, as well as concerts. Capture of the site began in May 2014. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of her compositions, a calendar of her events, examples of her works in the form of embedded audio files and prose pieces, her resume, photos of the artist, and reviews of Betinis' compositions. The music featured on the site uses traditional and electro-acoustic instruments as well as vocalists. Capture of the site began in May 2014. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, press relating to him and his works, a calendar of his events, a gallery of images of Bettison, and examples of his works in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer of music that makes use of traditional and electric instruments for chamber and concert pieces. He also creates percussion instruments for his works. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains descriptions of Bielawa's compositions, which include concert and orchestral pieces as well as operas. It also has a biography of the artist, who is a vocalist as well as a composer, information about the projects she is working on, a calendar of her events, examples of her work in the form of embedded audio and video files, and images of Bielawa. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a calendar of his events, and examples of his works in the form of embedded audio files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a choral singer, conductor, and composer of classically-influenced pieces for instrumental and vocal performance by orchestras, chamber music ensembles, choruses, and soloists. Capture of the site began in February 2015. This description is based on the January 2018 capture of the site.

Bischoff is a performer and composer specializing in live computer music. The website details his works and contains a biography of the artist, a calendar of his events, links to examples of his compositions in the form of SoundCloud and Vimeo files, a discography of his published albums, information about his individual works, a bibliography of his prose writings, and two galleries of embedded image files depicting the artist and his performances. Capture of the site began in July 2017. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

Iva Bittová is a Czech actress and composer, specializing in violin. In 2007, she relocated from the Czech Republic to upstate New York. The website contains performance listings, press, news from the artist, her discography, portraits of the artist, and videos. Also includes information about her vocal school Zingora.

The website contains a biography of Bleckmann, a jazz composer and vocalist, examples of his works in the form of embedded audio, image, and video files, images of Bleckmann, and information about the projects he is working on. Capture of the site began in September 2017. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a discography of the artist and a calendar of his events. Borbetomagus is a musical group composed of Jim Sauter on saxophones, Don Dietrich on saxophones, Donald Miller on guitar, and Adam Nodelman on bass. The group was formed in 1979 and specializes in free improvisation/noise music. Capture of the website began in May 2017. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his works, including musical compositions, visual art, and software that he has designed, and a calendar of his events. Botelho's music includes several short operas as well as acoustic and electro-acoustic works. Capture of the site began in May 2014. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her compositions and projects, news relating to Botti, a discography of her published albums, a calendar of her events, and examples of her work in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight her work as a soprano singer and composer of music featuring classical and improvisational styles, for both vocal and instrumental performance. Capture of the site began in February 2015. This description is based on the January 2018 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his works, and reviews of Boyce and his music. Boyce specializes in chamber music that draws on Renaissance and modern themes. Capture of the site began in February 2015. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, reviews of the artist and his works, a list of his most important compositions, and a calendar of Branca's events. JWPlayer video files were not captured due to technological constraints. Branca's compositions span a variety of genres, such as rock, large and small ensemble works for acoustic and electric instruments, opera, ballet, choral pieces, and music meant to accompany film, dance, theater, and art installations. Capture of website began in May 2017. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, images associated with her music or of Brazelton herself, and a discography of her published works. Brazelton is a composer and singer of classical and rock music. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, 8 embedded audio files recording a selection of his musical works, information about his projects and works, a calendar of his events, and images files of the artist. Bresnick's works span the genres of opera, chamber music, symphonic music, film scores, and computer music. Capture of website began in May 2017. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

N. Cameron Britt (b. 1974) is a composer, percussionist, and instrument builder. The website contains a biography of the artist, blog posts on instrument building and music, and discography. In 2020, the URL changed and reformatted and mostly consists of video and Soundcloud players of his music.

The website contains a biography of composer and violinist Margaret Brouwer, a calendar of her events, examples of her works in the form of audio and video files, and information about the projects she is involved in, which include several instrumental ensembles performing classically influenced music. Capture of the site began in February 2015. This description is based on the October 2017 capture of the site.

Zack Browning is composer, conductor, and performer, playing trumpet with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and served as co-director of the Atlanta New Music Ensemble. The website contains news, listing of his compositions and recordings, reviews of his work, and information on the Salvatore Martirano Memorial Composition Award. This description is based on the March 2020 crawl.

The site contains a biography of the artist, reviews of his work, a calendar of his events, image files of the artist and his performances, 6 embedded video files recording Bryars' performances, his discography and list of works, and details about his collaborations, projects, and works in other performance media. His musical works encompass the genres of theater, dance, chamber music, and opera. He is also an accomplished bassist. Capture of site began in May 2017. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a discography of his published albums, press relating to Burt and his works, downloadable versions of his scores and essays, interviews with Burt, and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as an instrument maker and composer of microtonal music using acoustic, electronic, and computer instruments. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the January 2018 capture of the site.

The website contains a brief biography of the artist and several of his projects, a list of his performances, a discography, information about his compositions, and excerpts of articles written about him. The music featured on Byron's website, which he describes as "a sound above genre", utilizes a variety of instruments and styles, including jazz and classical. Capture of the website began in May 2017. The site was taken down shortly after the first capture. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

John Cale is an avant-garde, contemporary classical and art music composer. Cale was a founding member of the Velvet Underground. Cale's website contains information on his latest album, tour dates, and links to his music.

The website contains a biography of the artist, his prose works, and information about his music. Calianno's works include such genres as opera, musicals, large and small ensemble pieces, electro-acoustic music, and music for films. Capture of website began in May 2017. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, excerpts of articles and news written about Carrick and his music, a calendar of his events, a discography of his published albums, and examples of his works in the form of embedded video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer and conductor, as well as pianist. His compositions are largely classically-influenced instrumental, with some multimedia pieces, and intended for large ensemble, chamber, and solo performance. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

This is the website for Gustavo Casenave, a Uruguayan pianist and composer. The website contains information on his musical projects, the Casenave Music Institute, the Fula Records music label, his discography, videos of performances, and an image gallery. This description is based on the March 2020 crawl.

This is the professional website for composer Christopher Cerrone, featuring a biography, a catalogue of compositions for opera, choral, solo instrumentalist, chamber ensemble, percussion, and electronic instruments, a news feed for accolades, performances, upcoming releases, and personal news, a list of ensembles playing Cerrone's work in the current season, a discography, a selection of performance videos, and a list of press coverage of Cerrone's work. The site was first captured in February of 2014. The site was updated circa 2017 to replace the 'Media' page with photos, videos, and embedded audio with a 'Watch' page featuring only performance video. This update also saw the addition of a 'Press' page. The site has not been changed significantly since that update except to reflect new work and press coverage. This description is based on the November 2019 crawl of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his compositions, and examples of his prose writing. The music featured on the site makes use of electronic instruments and interactive composition, as well as orchestral ensembles. Capture of the site began in August 2015. This description is based on the October 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the composer and pianist Ryan Chase, examples of his works in the form of embedded audio files, and a catalog of his compositions. The music featured on the site was composed for orchestral and chamber ensembles with jazz and classical influences. Capture of the site began in May 2014. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the guitarist, trumpet player, and composer Rhys Chatham, a calendar of his events, and information about his works and projects. The music featured on the site makes use of electric and acoustic instruments for ensemble performance. The website also highlights his work in the Rhys Chatham Ensemble. Capture of the site began in July 2017. This description is based on the October 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, excerpts of articles and news written about Cheung and his music, a discography of his published albums, and examples of his works in the form of embedded prose writings and audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer of classically-influenced instrumental works for soloists and ensembles of various sizes, and as a pianist. Many of his pieces feature computer-generated music as well. Capture of the site began in May 2014. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, 1 embedded video file of an interview with Childs, reviews of her works, a calendar of her events, a discography and list of works, 12 embedded audio files of her compositions, and information about her past and current projects. Some images from the site were not captured due to technological constraints. Childs is a prolific composer known for her novel use of percussion and accordions in her music, which includes strong visual elements such as theater and dance. Capture of website began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a gallery of images relating to Church's music, including pictures of Church himself, and examples of his musical works in the form of embedded audio files. Church has been actively involved in musical theater in addition to his compositional work of opera and chorus music. He is an accomplished pianist. Capture of the site began in February 2015. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site. Also includes companion blog to his book, Music Direction for the Stage: A View from the Podium.

The website contains a biography of Clyne, 31 embedded audio files of her works, 28 embedded video files of her performances that were not captured, and several images of the artist and her works that were not captured. Clyne creates acoustic and electro-acoustic music in collaboration with choreographers, visual artists, film makers, and other musicians for a dynamic, multi-sensual experience. Capture of website began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

David Coll is a composer and educator that creates concert music, installation art, and interdisciplinary projects that combine physical space with technology. The website contains a biography of the composer, reviews of his work, videos and audio of his work, scores, instrumental research, calendar of events, and information on the arts organization Poto, the Ice on the High arts collective, and the Obstacle in Obstacle music group.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of her works, a media page with audio files, a calendar of her events, and contact information. Cooley composes orchestral, chamber, and vocal music. Capture of the site began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of performances, list of recordings and albums, list of works, information on his organ recitals, list of reviews, articles, and interviews, and finally, information on Cooman's work as an editor and music consultant. Cooman's compositions include solo instrumental pieces, operas, orchestral works, and hymns. Capture of the site began in February 2015. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his works, information on Cornicello's jazz trio, links to his writings, a under-construction links page, and contact information. Cornicello uses composition, electronics, melody, and performers to create post-classical concert music. Capture of the site began in February 2015. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a page that allows one to request a quote, press articles related to her work, examples of her compositions in the form of embedded audio files, and a list of venues she has played in. Covello is a composer and DJ specializing in electronica. Capture of the site began in May 2017. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his works, information on upcoming events, and press reviews of his music. Crouch specializes in chamber orchestra, choir music, and melodies for theater and dance. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions, and examples of his works in the form of embedded audio and video files. The music featured on the site is classically influenced, intended for vocal, opera, or instrumental ensembles. The website also highlights his work in the Cummings Ensemble. Capture of the site began in May 2014. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his works, including links to YouTube videos, embedded videos of performances, press reviews of his work, contact info, and a calendar of his events. With influences from jazz, world music, classical, and other styles, Cuomo's music can be found in film, television shows, theater, and concerts. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

Nathan Currier is a composer, much of his work is inspired by the Gaia theory. The website contains his biography, materials, on the Gaia theory, videos of his performances, a list of his works, and audio of his works.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, excerpts of articles and news written about Currier and his music, and examples of his works in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer of classically-influenced instrumental and computer music for performance by soloists, orchestras, vocalists, and ensembles of various sizes. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, including information on received awards, residencies, and teaching, a list of her works and performances, discography, and upcoming events. Czernowin specializes in orchestral and chamber music. Capture of the site began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his works, links to recordings, interviews, and publications, press photos, news articles on Daugherty's work, and a page with links to an online store. Daugherty composes orchestral, band, and chamber music. Capture of the site began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a calendar of his events, information about his compositions, images of the artist, and a discography of his published works. The music featured on the site is classically influenced and intended for orchestral, chamber, and solo performances. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the October 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, pages with audio files, information on his writing, collaborations, installations, teaching, research, and a record player made out of cardboard he created, links to online stores, and contact info. DeLaurenti's work includes field recordings, electroacoustic and acousmatic music, scores, improvisations, and compositions. Capture of the site began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

Amy Denio is a composer, singer, multi-instrumentalist, audio engineer, international collaborator, and record producer. Her main instruments are voice, accordion, alto saxophone, clarinet, electric guitar, bass guitar, and theremin. The website contains a biography, concert listings, touring group information, public art information, links to music and art, reviews, and information on her accordion quartet. In 2021, she reformatted her website containing information about her pandemic series Corona Sonora, film soundtrack listings, photographs, and videos.

Dennis DeSantis is a composer, sound designer, percussionist, author, and educator. He is the Head of Music Learning for Ableton, and previously worked as a sound designer for Native Instruments. His websites lists his projects with Ableton and his talks and presentations.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his musical compositions, past and upcoming performances, and press articles, information on different projects, such as movie soundtracks and albums, and news related to Dessner's work. Dessner's music includes orchestral, chamber, and vocal compositions. Capture of the site began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his works as a composer, conductor, and guitarist, list of past performances and selected audio and video samples, discography, information on the concert series wasteLAnd, KillDry Dark ambient electric guitar project with Jay Sorce, press reviews, and contact info. Deyoe experiments with different sounds and equipment to create his music including microtonal tunings, preparation, bows, and beer cans. Capture of the site began in February 2015. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

Mario Diaz de Leon is a composer and performer, whose work encompasses modern classical music, experimental electronic music, extreme metal, and creative improvised music. The website contains a listing of his events, his discography, description and audio of his works, and video of performances. Included here is also a capture of his defunct blog. This description is based on the April 2020 crawl.

Ian Dicke is a composer inspired by social-political culture and interactive technology. The website contains his biography, a portfolio of his music, music software, samples of his music, and a calendar of performances. Novel Music is the landing page for his music software projects, including Seeds, Deviate, Melodia, Linea, and Rhythmicana.

This is the archived website of Nick Didkovsky, an artist and composer, as well as 4 archived websites of specific projects or musical groups in which he is involved. Didkovsky's works are mainly rock, and he is best known for his guitar playing. He has played in such musical groups as Doctor Nerve, Vomit Fist, and the Fred Frith Guitar Quartet. Capture of the websites began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

Natacha Diels is a performing and composing musician from New Mexico. She founded the experimental chamber group Ensemble Pamplemousse. Her work combines choreographed movement, improvisation, video, instrumental practice, and cynical play. The website contains performance listings, links to music, program notes, teaching and course descriptions, images, and a calendar. In 2020, the URL changed and the website reformatted.

Paul Dooley is an orchestral composer focusing on a "cross-cultural range of contemporary music, dance, art, technology and the interactions between the human and natural worlds." The website contains his music, photos, and concert listings. Dooley wrote the Conductor's Spellbook, an orchestral work designed for young audiences with illustrations by Tanner Porter. The website includes curriculum information, reviews, and a performance schedule.

The website contains a biography of the artist and resume, a list of his musical compositions, writings, and information on his other interests. Doty specializes in tunings, experimenting with various instruments, synthesizers, and samplers. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a calendar of his events, information on articles written about him, his discography, 6 imbedded videos of his performances, and information about several of his projects. Dresser is a well-know bassist and composer. He has been a part of many musical groups as well as doing solo work playing the contrabass. Capture of website began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains 13 embedded audio files and 11 embedded video files of his performances, as well as information about his life and works, a calendar of his events, his discography, and 80 image files associated with his teaching and research work. Dreyblatt is a member of the second generation of New York minimal composers, and has invented a variety of instruments and new techniques for tuning and playing traditional instruments in order to make his music and performance art. Capture of the website began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

"Who's Who In Central & East Europe 1933" was originally realized as a "Hypertext Opera" in co-production of the "Inventionen '91", the Berliner Artist Program of the DAAD, and the Wiener Fest Wochen. The world premiere took place on February 13, 1991 in Kino Babylon in Berlin. This website highlights the 765 people from the original book the opera is based on and uses hyperlinks to connect the individuals to related categories instead of a static aphabetical list.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his musical compositions and recordings, press reviews, a page with news related to music, an under-construction links page, and contact information. Eckardt composes music that is influenced by his interests in political activism, the natural world, and performance. Capture of the site began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, and examples of his works in the form of embedded image and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer of West African and jazz influenced dance music. Capture of the site began in May 2014. In 2021, the website redirected to an adult dating website and crawling was turned off.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, news and reviews about Ehrlich, a gallery of images of the artist, a calendar of his events, and examples of his works in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a saxophonist, clarinetist, and composer of jazz-influenced pieces incorporating improvisation for large and small ensembles. Capture of the site began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her compositions and projects, a calendar of her events, press excerpts about Eisenberg and her projects, discography of her published albums, and examples of her works in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight her work as a member of the group Charming Hostess and a composer of music that explores the full expressive capabilities of the human voice. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site.

Michael Evans is an improvising drummer, percussionist, thereminist, and composer. The website contains examples of his music with descriptions, excerpts from articles from the press on Evans, his discography, information on lessons, photographs of him and his collaborators, and upcoming and past shows.

Noam Faingold is a composer, performer, and conductor. He plays rock guitar and drums and focuses on classical and jazz composition and performance. The website contains news, events, audio, video, podcasts, and photos. The website also includes information on the Burning City Orchestra.

Burning City Orchestra is a musical group which focuses on "traditional chamber music-style intimacy, while incorporating powerful rock, jazz, and punk influences." The band is made up of Noam Faingold, Amanda Lo, Patti Kilroy, Joshua Henderson, Susanna Mendlow, Pat Swoboda, Mikael Darmanie, and Jeremy Forbis. The website contains audio from their self titled album, press, videos, and a calendar of events.

The website contains information about his works, a biography of the artist, examples of his compositions in the form of audio and video files, images of Fairouz, and a calendar of his events. The music featured on the site spans several genres, including opera, chamber music, and various vocal pieces for ensembles and soloists. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a brief biography of the artist, 24 images of his art, 13 embedded audio files of his compositions, summaries of several of his projects, and 13 embedded video files of his performances. Fast Forward's works are known for incorporating all of the senses into the music, as well as making use of unusual objects to create unique compositions. Capture of the website began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

Mark Feldman is a violinist. His website contains his contact information. Prior to 2022, his website was captured unsuccessfully due to Flash.

The website contains a short biography of the artist, a list of texts and scores, documentary, music and composition videos, and audio files. Fournet is a musician, producer, video artist, and composer, who has been involved as a percussionist, vocalist, and keyboard player in several ensembles. Capture of the site began in May 2017. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a brief biography of the artist and several of his projects, and an embedded audio file. Fried's works incorporate non-traditional instruments such as shoes and steering wheels with commercial FM radio and various musical technologies to create recombinant funk music. Radio Wonderland is the solo project of Joshua Fried. The website contains links to videos, recent and upcoming show listings, blog posts, a biography of Joshua Fried, and information on his album, Seize the Means. Capture of the website began in June 2017.

The website contains a list of works by Frucht, a calendar of the artist's events, articles relating to Frucht and his works, as well as 1 audio file and 3 embedded video files that were not captured. His musical works are composed for traditional instruments and have been played by many different chamber and orchestral groups. Frucht is also involved in several music education groups such as the Western Connecticut Youth Orchestra and the Danbury Chamber Music Intensive, which seek to educate musicians through training and performance. Capture of the website began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

It contains a biography of the artist, a calendar of her events, her discography, images of the artist and of the instruments she builds, and articles relating to Fullman and her work. Her main musical focus is exploring the acoustics of large resonant spaces through her installation, The Long String Instrument. Capture of the website began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, news and press related to his music, list of his work, including chamber, electronics, orchestral, solo, and vocal compositions, a calendar of past and upcoming events, discography, and contact information. Fulmer is a composer and violinist. Capture of the site began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

Ash Fure (b. 1982) is an American composer and sonic artist that blends performance and installation. The website contains her CV, descriptions of her scores and installations, and audio files. In 2020, the website had a new URL and refomatting containing videos of performances, music videos, and press listings.

The website details her work as a vocal performer as well as her writings and art. The site contains images of the artist and of her artistic works. Her music and art explore the ways in which poetry, visual media, and music can be brought together to convey profound concepts. Capture of the website began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a list of composer and musicologist Kyle Gann's compositions, a discography of his published musical works, examples of his prose writings, information about the books he's written, PDFs of his scores, and images of the artist. Gann's website highlights his microtonal instrumental music and time spent as a new-music critic for the Village Voice. Capture of the site began in May 2014. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of her works, upcoming and past events, discography, press articles related to her music, and contact information. Gardner's music mixes acoustic instruments with electronics while drawing inspiration from mythology, poetry, and her training in percussion. Capture of the site began in May 2014. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

Stacy Garrop is a Chicago based composer, with music centered on dramatic and lyrical storytelling. Her catalog consists of works for orchestra, opera, oratorio, wind ensemble, choir, art song, various sized chamber ensembles, and for solo instruments. Garrop's website also includes information on her music business and composition seminars. It also includes her blog Inklings.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a calendar of his events, a discography of his published albums, and examples of his works in the form of embedded video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a double bassist, guitarist, vocalist, and composer of music which he performs both solo and with his music group, Bonjour. His works make use of electronic and acoustic instruments. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the January 2018 capture of the site.

John Gibson composes acoustic and electroacoustic music that has been performed worldwide. He seeks to complement and extend the musical inflections of performers with electronic sound, sometimes generated in real time by the software he develops. His music embraces influences ranging from contemporary classical to jazz, funk, and electronica. The website contains recording information, composition audio and descriptions, software projects, and his writings.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information on projects, news related to his music, list of works, discography, press articles, picture gallery, contact information, and a calendar of his events. Gibson's music explores the experience of time and the senses using intonation combined with live performers and live or pre-recorded sound, as well as visual aspects. Capture of the site began in July 2017. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, audio that can be listened to, bought, or shared, videos, online store, and a link to his Tumblr blog. Gilliam composes music that is inspired by his life and other musicians. Gilliam composes for orchestras as well as smaller instrumental ensembles. Capture of the site began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of her works, including compositions and soundtracks, news related to her music, her teaching resume, and a videos and trailers page. Gisburg is a singer and composer who has produced pieces for film and theater. Capture of the site began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, examples of his works in the form of embedded audio files, a discography of his published albums, and news about Glatthorn. The website contains music from his work on scores from TV and film as well as musical theater and concerts. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site. Also includes the promotional website for the musical "Edison" with music and lyrics by composer Dylan Glatthorn which sets to music the life and history of American inventor Thomas Edison. The site features biographies of Glatthorn and bookwriter Will Lacker, a synopsis of the show, and an embedded soundcloud playlist featuring songs from the show. The site was first captured in February 2020. This description is based on the February 2020 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of Goldstein, a calendar of his events, his discography, reviews of his works, and a description of his collaboration with Liu Fang, another musician. Goldstein is a violinist as well as a composer, and has been involved in several musical ensembles as well as doing work as a solo artist. Many of his works incorporate improvisation and unusual performance techniques. Capture of the website began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains 41 embedded audio files and 8 embedded video files of recordings of his works, descriptions and reviews of his compositions, a discography, a calendar of his events, image files of the artist and his scores, and 21 works of prose by Goode. Goode is a composer and clarinetist with influences ranging from bird song to to Indonesian gamelan music who uses circular breathing techniques to create his characteristic sound. Capture of the website began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

Geoffrey Gordon is a US/UK composer. His work includes orchestral and chamber music—vocal and instrumental—as well as scores for theater, dance and film. The website containing a listings of his performances, audio recordings, videos of his performances, press releases, his app, photos, listing of his works, reviews, and a press kit.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a calendar of his events, a discography of his published albums, press relating to Gordon and his music, and examples of his works in the form of embedded video files and prose pieces. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer of orchestral works as well as chamber pieces making use of electronic tools to modify the sounds of traditional instruments. He is also a noted performer on the electronic keyboard and the founder of the Michael Gordon Philharmonic. Capture of the site began in April 2014. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a discography of her works with information about the pieces, a calendar of her events, images of the artist, reviews of Gosfield and her work, and examples of her prose writings. Gosfield incorporates improvisation into scored pieces, utilizing both electric and acoustic instruments to create compositions that balance noise with music. Capture of the site began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information on current projects, list of publications and compositions, and external links. Green's compositions include chamber ensembles, chorus, symphony orchestra, solos, music for film, and the theater. Capture of the site began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, examples of his works in the form of embedded audio files, information about his projects, and a calendar of his events. The music pieces featured on the website are primarily post-genre and orchestral instrumental works for ensembles and soloists. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, examples of her works in the form of embedded audio files, information about her projects, news about Grimes, and a calendar of her events. The website highlights Grimes' work as a touring pianist, rock and indie-rock group member, and composer of instrumental works for chamber and orchestral ensembles. Capture of the site began in May 2014. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the composer and pianist Yotam Haber, his Curriculum Vitae, a calendar of his events, press pieces written about Haber, information about his compositions, and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio files. The compositions featured on the site are classically-inspired instrumental chamber pieces. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the October 2017 capture of the site.

Daron Hagen is an American composer of art songs, song cycles, choral works, operas, symphonies, concerti, and chamber works. More recently, Hagen has directed and written opera films. The website contains are listing of his works, events, his biography, his writings and films, recordings, and photos.

Originally a staged production, 9/10: Love Before the Fall is a musical film composed and directed by Daron Hagen. The film documents the lives of four New Yorkers before the attacks on September 11th, 2001 and based on the legend of Orpheus and Eurydice. The website contains the trailer, production stills, behind the scenes images, and credits. Orson Rehearsed is a staged production and operafilm composed and directed by Daron Hagen. Orson Rehearsed is about the last days of actor and director Orson Welles. The website contains information on awards, videos of the film projections from the staged works, production stills, libretto, script, and reviews.

The website contains a biography of the artist, his discography of published albums, scores for his compositions, excerpts from articles and reviews written about Hallman, and examples of his compositions in the form of embedded audio files. The pieces featured on the site are chamber music, classically-influenced instrumental compositions for ensembles and solo performers. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his works, press articles regarding his music, an online store, photo gallery, links, contact information, and a calendar of his events. Harrison specializes in just intonations and Indian ragas, and plays the piano. Capture of the site began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

Jonathan Hartman is a composer to television and film. His work is influenced by film scores, jazz, blues, and 20th century minimalism. The website contains information on his projects, music reels, and news from the composer.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his works, news regarding his work, discography, press articles, videos of his performances, mp3 files, links and articles of interest, and contact information. Hemingway is a percussionist, composer, soloist, collaborator, and ensemble member. Capture of the site began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his works, news regarding his work, list of upcoming and past concerts, videos and audio files, press articles, discography, and contact information. Hersch's compositions range from solos to chamber music, and he is a gifted pianist. Capture of the site began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

Also includes website for Michael Hersch's "I hope we get a chance to visit soon." The work, a companion piece to his 2012 monodrama On the Threshold of Winter, revisits several themes Hersch has engaged with often over the past decade, terminal illness and loss.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of her works and recordings, reviews of her work, information on upcoming performances, and contact information. Higdon's compositions include orchestral, chamber, choral, vocal, and wind ensemble. Capture of the site began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

This is the archived website of Shelley Hirsch, a singer, performer, and composer active in New York's Downtown scene and internationally since the 1980's. She has done extensive solo work as well as collaborations on musical and multimedia works. The website contains a brief biography of the musician, excerpts from reviews of her work, a list of her events, and links to videos of her performances. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a calendar of her events, reviews and articles about Hoffman and her works, information about her published music, and images of her. The compositions featured on the site are electroacoustic, making use of computers and traditional instruments, and avant-garde. Hoffman's pieces are composed for opera, orchestral, solo, and ensemble performance. Site capture began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, news related to her music, audio files, photo gallery, a list of upcoming events, and contact information. Holcomb is a pianist, composer, librettist, singer, and songwriter. Capture of the site began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a discography of his works, examples of his compositions in the form of embedded audio files, information about his projects in the realm of art, and two pieces of music writing and manipulating code that Holzborn has written. The pieces featured on the site are primarily computer music, featuring electronic instruments and improvisation. Capture of the site began in May 2014. The crawls related to Holzborn also include Rustle Works, a software studio formed as a partnership between musician/developer Holzborn and writer/filmmaker Betsy Nagler. The studio combines technology, music, and storytelling to create tools, games, and art projects. The website contains information and links to their projects. Project include twitter bots and art projects little words, Tap Hear, Disting mk4 Quick Guide, and with w/. With George Lewis, also created Personal Bayou and Personal Shout, two digital art installations. It also includes the Exquisite Coasts, Quaxtrip, and Coast Express, which were projects created by Holzborn for musicians to play together remotely in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Tentacle, created by Holzborn and Amir Hariri, is an algorithmic drawing project that creates gestural abstractions using contour drawing techniques.

The website contains news regarding his work, a biography of the artist, calendar of upcoming events, and a long list of his compositions. Honstein is a composer of orchestral, chamber, and vocal music. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his works, discography, writings and scores, information on his teachings, an online store, contact information, and a calendar of his events. Horvitz is a composer, pianist, and electronic musician who has performed around the world. Capture of the site began in July 2017. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

This is the professional website of Matthew Hough, a composer and guitarist based in the San Francisco Bay area. Hough composes music for chamber ensemble, vocal ensemble, and solo instrumentalists, as well as ensembles with variable instrumentation, and rearranges others' compositions for guitar. This site features a biography of the artist, news about upcoming releases and performances, a selection of the artist's work available for streaming with score, a full discography and catalogue of compositions, and links to some of Hough's writings on music. This site was first captured in February of 2014. This description is based on the November 2019 crawl of the site. The site has not changed significantly except to reflect performances, compositions, and recordings of Hough's since 2014. Also includes the website for composer and guitarist Matthew Hough's music publishing company, Hough House, through which he publishes and sells the scores for his compositions. The site features audio and video recordings of performances of the pieces, as well as links to the composer's professional site, which features the artist's biography, news and upcoming performances, a discography with streaming links, links to press coverage of Hough's works, and links to the composer's prose writings.

Terri Hron is a musician, a performer and a multimedia artist. Her work explores historical instrumental performance practice and repertoire, field recording, ceramics, movement and video. The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her works and projects, a discography of her published albums, and information about taking lessons with her. The compositions featured on the site make use of the recorder as well as electronic instruments. Site capture began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a discography and videography, as well as descriptions of, his works, prose writings by and about Hunt, and a description of the method by which Hunt committed suicide. Hunt's music made use of computers and electronic instruments as well as video. Capture of the site began in July 2017. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, list of theater productions, a poster gallery, list of songs from the television show "Smash," calendar of his events, concert reviews, online store, and contact information. Iconis is a pianist, composer, lyricist, bookwriter, and has authored many musicals. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of composer and violinist Colin Jacobsen, a calendar of his events, examples of his compositions in the form of embedded audio files, information about his works arranged by genre, and links to reviews and articles written about Jacobsen and his music. The compositions featured on the site are classically-influenced instrumental pieces for chamber, orchestral, and choral ensembles. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the October 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his works for film, games, and POP creations, news related to his music, page with downloads, and contact information. Jeziorski uses traditional orchestration techniques and modern technology to create compositions for films and games. Capture of the site began in April 2015. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

http://www.mjdorian.com/ hosts music and artwork for 'MJ Dorian', which is the alias for composer Milosz Jeziorski's pop and hip hop side-project. The site was first captured in January 2020. This description is based on the 2020 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of her works, news related to her music, and press articles. Johnson's music includes compressed electronic operas, pop songs, abstract chamber works, multi-media meditations using amplified instruments and video, and installation works involving interactive sound and lighting. Capture of the site began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a list of his compositions, his discography, audio recordings of his works, reviews and articles relating to Johnson, images of the artist, and 5 works of prose written by him. His music blends rock instruments and technology with scored composition and traditional venues to create an updated classical feel. Capture of the website began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

Gabriel Kahane is a songwriter, composer, educator, and theater artist from Brooklyn, NY. The website contains a biography of the composer, tour dates, a list of works, videos, and his prose. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he took a digital hiatus and during the last month of the hiatus, sought to write a song every day resulting in the album Magnificent Bird. Words and Music is his newsletter, with posts dating back to 2011. Includes his writings on art, technology, politics, ethics, and his professional activities.

The website contains a biography of the pianist and composer Mikael Karlsson, examples of his music in the form of embedded audio files, a discography of his published albums, and information about his works and projects. The compositions featured on the site are classically-influenced chamber, dance, and opera pieces. Capture of the site began in November 2015. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of Julie Kathryn (stage name- I am Snow Angel), examples of her compositions and performances in the form of embedded audio and video files, images of the artist and her performances, a calendar of her events, and news about the artist. Kathryn combines electronic elements with traditional instruments and country roots. Site capture began in May 2017. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

Zoë Keating is a composer and cellist. Her website consists of videos of her performances, her composing credits, music used in media, dance and theater credits, a calendar of upcoming events, news, links to press, her tumblr blog which detailed her husband's cancer diagnosis, and a bancamp page with her music. This description is based on the March 2020 crawl.

Daniel Kellogg is a composer based out of the University of Colorado at Boulder. His website contains news and event listings, information on his musical projects, audio and scores, information on how to purchase his music, his composition blog, and his photography. This description is based on the April 2020 crawl.

The website contains examples of her compositions in the form of embedded audio and video files and a biography of the artist. Kim's music incorporates several instruments and electronic elements. She is also a sound engineer and performer on the cello and piano. Capture of the site began in May 2017. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of violinist and composer Mari Kimura, examples of her music in the form of embedded audio and video files, a discography of her published albums, reviews of Kimura and her works, and information about her works and projects. The compositions featured on the site are primarily for violin, although she also composes computer music. Capture of the site began in November 2015. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

MUGIC, created by Mari Kimura, is a prototype motion sensor that enables one to use movements to control virtually anything in software, specifically used by musicians, dancers, artists, and actors on stages. MUGIC was originally built with the intention of capturing nuanced physical data to control parameters in music software. The website contains tutorials, software downloads, video examples, and testimonials.

The website contains a biography of violist, guitarist, and composer John King, examples of his music in the form of embedded audio files, a discography of his published albums, reviews of King and his works, and a blog. King has composed music for opera, theater, and concert performance. His works are primarily instrumental. Capture of the site began in August 2017. This description is based on the August 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a calendar of his events, a discography of his published albums, and examples of his works in the form of embedded video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a pianist, conductor, and composer of music that emphasizes experimentation and the merging of technology and classical performance. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site.

Professional website for film composer Patrick Kirst, which features the composer's film credits, embeded audio samples of a selection of Kirst's work, a biography, and a blog for news and personal updates. The site was first captured in February 2014. The site was updated significantly in 2017, but crawls before that point are not viewable in Wayback due to a playback error which may be resolved at a later date.

The website documents his work as a composer and performer of chamber music, electronic music, and music inspired and influenced by New York's downtown scene. The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions, examples of his music in the form of embedded audio and video recordings, reviews of his works, a blog about a performance project in which he is involved, and examples of his prose work, which mostly consist of reviews of other musicians and information about his own performances. Capture of the site began in July 2017. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

Unsilent Night is an original composition by Phil Kline, written specifically to be heard outdoors in the month of December. It takes the form of a street promenade in which the audience becomes the performer. Each participant gets one of four tracks of music in the form of a cassette, CD, or Mp3. Together all four tracks comprise Unsilent Night. The website contains an annual performance schedule.

The website contains a biography of the artist, his resume, examples of his work in the form of embedded audio and video files, information about his accordions, performances, compositions, and projects, images of Klucevsek, and quotes from the press about the artist. Klucevsek is an accomplished accordionist and a founding member of Accordion Tribe, an ensemble of international composers and accordion players. Capture of the site began in May 2017. This description is based on the May 26, 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her current and past projects, a calendar of her events, and reviews of Kouyoumdjian and her compositions. The works featured on the site include concert pieces, film scores, and multimedia collaborations. Capture of the site began in August 2017. This description is based on the August 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her compositions and projects, excerpts of reviews of her works, and examples of Krimitzá's work in the form of embedded audio files. The compositions featured on the site highlight her work a composer of classically-influenced instrumental music for large and small ensemble performance.

The website documents her work as a composer and vocal performer. Her work is characterized by its exploration of the range of the human voice as an instrument. The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of her compositions, a discography of her published works, a calendar of her performances, a description of her works meant to accompany films, images of the artist, examples of her music in the form of embedded audio files, reviews of her work, La Barbara's resume and CV in the form of embedded PDF and Microsoft Word files, examples of her voice-over work, and links to videos of her performances. Capture of the site began in July 2017. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of La Rose, and artist statement, information about her work as a composer, flutist, and educator, and blogs containing her written works, information about her flute method, and photographs. La Rose has been involved with many ensembles, both as a performer and composer, and specializes in chamber music and improvisational compositions. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

Two Chords is a tumbr blog created by Andrea La Rose on songs with only two chords.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his works and projects, articles written about Lang and his compositions, a discography of his albums, and a calendar of his events. The works featured on the site are classically-influenced opera, chamber, orchestra, and solo pieces. Capture of the site began in May 2014. This description is based on the October 2017 capture of the site.

The website documents Lash's work as a composer and performer of music for the harp as well as chamber, vocal, and orchestral groups. The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her works, examples of her solo performances on the harp in the form of embedded video files, a calendar of her events, links to news about and reviews of her works, and links to the websites of other composers and programs with whom she has worked. Capture of the site began in July 2017. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her works and projects, articles written about Latham and her compositions, and examples of her music in the form of embedded audio and video files. The works featured on the site are classically-influenced but interdisciplinary, using traditional instruments and voice, and combining aspects of popular and experimental genres. Capture of the site began in August 2017. This description is based on the August 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her works and projects, articles written about Leach and her compositions, and examples of her music in the form of embedded audio and video files. The works featured on the site highlight Leach's use of non-traditional acoustics in her choral pieces. Capture of the site began in May 2014. This description is based on the October 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of violist and composer Eric Lemmon, information about his works and projects, articles written about Lemmon and his compositions, the composer's blog, and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio and video files. The classically-influenced works featured on the site primarily make use of traditional and electronic instruments, although they occasionally also feature voice and movement components. Capture of the site began in May 2014. This description is based on the October 2017 capture of the site.

The website documents the work of Tania Leon, a composer and conductor, whose works span the genres of opera, orchestra, and symphony music, incorporating vocals as well as instruments. The website contains a biography of the artist, news about her, information about her work as a composer and conductor, reviews of her work, interviews with the artist and examples of her work in the form of embedded video files, a discography of her published works, and links to purchase examples of her prose writings. Capture of the site began in July 2017. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his works and projects, including music and prose, and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio files. The works featured on the site are classically-influenced instrumental pieces for orchestra and chamber ensembles. Capture of the site began in August 2017. This description is based on the August 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the composer and percussionist David T. Little, information about his works and projects, a calendar of his events, articles written about Little, and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio files. The works featured on the site are classically-influenced instrumental and choral pieces for small and large ensembles as well as solo performers. Capture of the site began in August 2017. This description is based on the August 2017 capture of the site.

Hugh Livingston is a performer, cellist, composer and sound artist that designs site-specific immersive sound environments for outdoor spaces. The website contains his biography, information on his soundgardens, video art, performances, and other projects.

This is the archived website of New York City-based trumpeter, band leader, and composer Frank London. The website documents his professional work as a solo artist as well as a part of several music groups, including Frank London's Klezmer Brass All-Stars and Hasidic New Wave. Not only does the collection document London's contribution to both klezmer and world music, but the materials also demonstrate his deep interest in preserving Hungarian-Jewish culture. This description is based on the May 16, 2017 capture of the site.

This is a web art piece and professional website for composer and electronic musician Michelle Lou, structured as a web with interactive nodes, some of which link to external sites featuring several pieces of Lou's work and the artist's biography, performance listings, and others of which can be moved an manipulated. The videos linked to the website include performances of Lou's pieces "Different Furs," "In the Land of Milk and Honey," "Opal," and "Untitled Three Part Construction." Three of the nodes produce sine waves which can be played in combination to produce harmony or dissonance. This website was first captured in April of 2014, but has only existed in its current form since 2016. Prior to 2016, the URL was associated with a more conventional professional site for Michelle Lou featuring a biography, a selection of audio tracks, an events calendar of upcoming performances, and a now-defunct 'Random' section. This description is based on the November 2019 crawl of the site.

The website documents her work as a traveling performer and composer across several genres of entertainment, including music, comedy, and art. She is primarily a flutist, vocalist, composer, and multimedia artist. The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her works and examples of her musical and comedy works in the form of embedded audio and video files, images of the artist, and her blog. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website documents Maguire's work as a pianist, accordionist, band leader of the group Floriculture, and composer. The website contains a biography of the artist, information about Floriculture and its members, a calendar of their events, reviews of the group's performances, and examples of Floriculture's music in the form of embedded audio files. Floriculture exclusively plays Maguire's works, which combine precise scored playing with improvised sections. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

This is the professional website of composer Clara Maïda. Maïda composes experimental instrumental, vocal, and electronic music. The site is available in English and French, and features a biography of the composer, a schedule of upcoming performances and events, a catalogue of compositions, a page with streaming audio samples of Maïda's work and PDF scores, links to press coverage of Maïda's work, the artist's writings and interviews, documentation of Maïda's scholarship including appearances at conferences and symposiums, information about Maïda's teaching, a bibliography of publications, a list of broadcast radio appearances, and galleries of photographs and visual work. This site was first captured in April 2014. This description is based on a capture in December 2019. English language versions of the older site are available, but the site was redesigned in 2018, and the English version of the website was added as a subdomain of the french version of the website. Updates to the site were largely aesthetic, and also included the removal of the 'Program Notes' page, the expansion of the 'Photos' page to include drawings and installation pieces under a new 'Visual Realizations' heading, and the additions of 'Writing' and 'Teaching' headings.

The website details MAPP International Production's work in supporting contemporary artists in their performance art. The organization shut down on June 30, 2017. Capture of the website began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

Marcus is a composer and performer on the bass clarinet and piano. She writes music for acoustic and electric instruments. The website contains a biography of the artist, reviews of her work, information about her teaching and compositions, links to buy her CDs, embedded image files of her scores, and Marcus' contact information. Capture of the site began in July 2017. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his works and projects, a discography of his published albums, examples of his works in the form of embedded audio files, and articles written about Ingram and his works. The compositions featured on the site are influenced by Indonesian gamelan music and make use of electronic and traditional instruments. Site capture began in February 2014. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her works and projects, examples of her works in the form of embedded audio files, and articles written about Matthusen and her works. The compositions featured on the site make use of electronic and traditional instruments as well as everyday objects to create sound installations and music. Site capture began in May 2014. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

between systems and grounds is a collaboration between composer Paula Matthusen and visual artist Olivia Valentine, drawing on a mutually developed practice combining textile construction and electronics in real-time, launched in 2016. The project grows with each iteration and performance, integrating field recordings, radio signals, feedback, and a system of cues that all contribute to the slowly-growing textile. The website contains their album, a radio station of their audio, and dates of previous performances.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a calendar of his events, news relating to Mattingly, and examples of his works in the form of embedded video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a multi-instrumentalist and composer of new music. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site.

The Paintings before Stranger Love website contains paintings of landscapes by composer Dylan Mattingly.

The website contains a biography of composer and pianist Missy Mazzoli, information about her compositions and projects, a discography of her albums, articles and reviews about Mizzoli and her works, and examples of her music in the form of embedded audio and video files. The musical pieces featured on the site are classically-influenced opera, chamber, and orchestra compositions. Capture of the site began in August 2017. This description is based on the August 2017 capture of the site.

The capture also includes the website for Victoire, a chamber and electronic ensemble founded by composer and pianist Missy Mazzoli. The site contains a biography of the ensemble and its members, a discography with purchase links for albums by Victoire, photo and video galleries, pages for news and upcoming performances, links to press coverage of the group. The site also features a link to a page on Mazzoli's website for 'Vespers for a New Dark Age', which was composed for Victoire, Laura Dune, and Glenn Klotche. Capture of the site began in December 2018. This description is based on a January 2020 capture of the site. The site has not changed significantly between 2018 and 2020.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her compositions and projects, articles and reviews about McKay and her works, McKay's blog, examples of her paintings, and examples of her music in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site are instrumental, making use of electric and traditional instruments, influenced by classical and avant-garde styles. They are intended for performance by orchestra, chamber, and choral ensembles as well as solo performers. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website documents his work as a composer and guitarist. The website contains a biography of the artist, a calendar of his events, news and press relating to the artist and his works, a catalog of his compositions and other projects, and a discography of his published works. McKenna Lee's style is influenced by classical, progressive rock, and psychedelic music, and he has played guitar in both solo performances and as a part of several ensembles. Capture of the site began in May 2014. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The MELA foundation features the works of Pandit Pran Nath, La Monte Young, Marian Zazeela, Jung Hee Choi, Charles Curtis, Terry Jennings, Angus Maclise, Richard Maxfield, Just Alap Raga Ensemble, The Theater of Eternal Music, and the Kirana Center Teaching Program, as well as some information about each artist. The website contains 1 embedded video file. Capture of the website began in June 2017. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his works and projects, examples of his works in the form of embedded audio and video files, and articles written about Minakakis and his works. The compositions featured on the site are classically-influenced and make use of traditional instruments and singers. They are primarily intended for ensemble performance, although some are for soloists. Site capture began in May 2014. This description is based on the October 2017 capture of the site.

Mirza is a composer whose music is influenced by experimental jazz and new music. The website contains examples of his musical works in the form of embedded audio and video files, examples of his work as a freelance A/V recorder for other performers in the form of embedded audio and video files, a biography of the artist, and a pdf of his CV. Capture of the site began in July 2017. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

The website documents his work as a composer and performer. It contains information about his compositions and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio and video files, a discography of his published albums, a biography of the artist, reviews of his performances and pieces, and a recorded interview with Moe in an embedded video file. He plays the piano and keyboard, composing classically-styled pieces that rely on rhythmic propulsion and innovative use of traditional instruments. Capture of the site began in May 2014. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the singer and composer Meredith Monk, information about her works and projects, a calendar of her events, examples of her works in the form of embedded video files, and information about workshops Monk runs. The compositions featured on the site are film and theater scores as well as operas. Site capture began in September 2017. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography and images of violinist and composer Jessie Montgomery, information about her works and projects, including that with the Catalyst Quartet, a calendar of her events, examples of her works in the form of embedded audio and video files, and information about taking classes with Montgomery. The compositions featured on the site are classically-influenced instrumental pieces, intended primarily for string instruments. Site capture began in September 2017. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, press articles related to her work, information about her compositions, and images of Moon. The musical works on the site feature Moon's piano playing as well as chamber and orchestral pieces. Capture of the site began in September 2017. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website documents Moore's work as a composer of theater, film, chamber, symphony, pop, dance, and opera music. The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his works, images and embedded video files of the artist and his performances, reviews of Moore and his works, information about upcoming events, and prose works by the artist. Moore's work as a musician spans many genres. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, press articles related to his work, information about his compositions, examples of Moorefield's musical and prose works in the form of embedded video files and excerpts from his book, and a calendar of his events. The compositions featured on his site make use of percussion and electronic instruments as well as non-instrumental media to create interactive and improvisational pieces. Capture of the site began in September 2017. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography and images of the artist, information about her compositions, including a discography of her published works, examples of her works in the form of embedded audio files, and a calendar of her events. The pieces featured on the site are improvisational computer music. Capture of the site began in September 2017. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions, and examples of Mostel's prose writings. The pieces featured on the site are classically-influenced orchestra and opera music. Capture of the site began in September 2017. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a calendar of his events, and examples of his works in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a cellist and composer of classically-influenced punk music, and his work as a member of the group Anti-Social Music. Capture of the site began in April 2014. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site.

The website documents the life and work of Mumma, a composer and musician specializing in electronic music, the components for which are frequently home-built, and horn. The website contains information about his compositions, a biography of the artist, information about his past performances, including a recording of one such event in the form of an embedded video file, images of the artist, scores and examples of his works in the form of embedded image and audio files, and a bibliography of his published prose works. Mumma's music combines acoustic and electronic instruments, as well as computers, to create compositions for solo, concert, symphony, and chamber ensembles. Capture of the site began in February 2015. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, excerpts of reviews of his works, a calendar of his events, a discography of his published albums, and examples of his works in the form of embedded audio files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer of electronic and acoustic music making use of traditional indigenous Australian instruments and techniques. Capture of the site began in December 2017. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions, news and reviews relating to Nathan and his work, a discography of his published albums, examples of his music in the form of embedded audio files, a calendar of his events, and a gallery of images of the artist. The pieces featured on the site are classically-influenced orchestra and chamber music. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

This is the archived website of Roy Nathanson, a Jewish saxophonist, composer, actor, writer, and bandleader who has been a central figure on the New York downtown scene since the late 1970s, as well as being involved in experimental theater. It also contains the archived website of the Jazz Passengers, a quintessentially downtown ensemble that performs a postmodernist blend of jazz and vaudeville, of which Nathanson is a part. Capture of the site began in May 2017. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a calendar of his events, his blog, press relating to Neill, and examples of his works in the form of embedded audio and video files as well as prose writings. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as the inventor and player of the mutantrumpet, a hybrid electro-acoustic instrument based on the trumpet, and a composer of instrumental music influenced by jazz, electronica, and classical styles. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site. Also includes the musical collaboration website for vocalist Mimi Goese and electronic trumpeter Ben Neill. The website includes news, musical performances, videos, and music from the collaboration.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her compositions, news relating to Neuwirth and her works, a discography of her published albums, examples of her prose writings, and a calendar of her events. The pieces featured on the site are classically-influenced orchestra and chamber music, as well as compositions for theater, film, vocalists, and installations. Capture of the site began in September 2017. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains the discographies of composers Tim Berne, Anthony Coleman, Tom Cora, Dave Douglas, Marty Ehrlich, Ellery Eskelin, Fred Frith, Wayne Horvitz, Guy Klucevsek, Steve Lacy, Arto Lindsay, Chirstian Marclay, Ikue Mori, Lawrence "Butch" Morris, David Moss, Evan Parker, Zeena Parkins, Bobby Previte, Marc Ribot, Jon Rose, Ned Rothenberg, Elliott Sharp, David Shea, Otomo Yoshihide, and John Zorn. Capture of the website began in May 2017. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

he website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions, news relating to Niblock and his works, a discography of his published albums, and a calendar of his events. The pieces featured on the site are experimental and minimalist instrumental compositions in the avant-garde style. Capture of the site began in September 2017. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions, research, and teaching, and a calendar of his events. The pieces featured on the site are computer music in the new music style, mixing improvisation with scored performance. Capture of the site began in September 2017. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website documents his work as a composer and performer in the new music genre. The website contains a biography of the artist, examples of his works in the form of embedded audio and video files, a calendar of his events, and examples of Pamies' prose writings. His music combines traditional instruments with new techniques and accessories to create experimental performance pieces. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, news, publications, and press relating to Parkins and her works, a list of her compositions and scores, a discography of her published works, and a list of ensembles she has been involved in. Parkins' music, played on traditional and electric harps as well as piano and accordion, has strong inspirations from rock, jazz, and free improvisation. Capture of the site began in April 2015. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his teaching, compositions, and projects, a calendar of his events, his blog, a press kit, a discography and filmography of his published works, and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer of music across a wide variety of genres, including orchestral, film and television scores, jazz, chamber, and jingles. Capture of the site began in April 2014. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site. In 2020, the website redirected to an index of the orginal website. The website ceased to exist on the live web in 2021.

The website contains a biography of the composer and violist Jessica Pavone, information about her compositions and projects, a discography of her published albums, examples of her compositions in the form of embedded audio and video files, news and reviews about Pavone and her works, a gallery of images of the artist, and a calendar of her events. The pieces featured on the site are in a variety of styles, including jazz, chamber, avant-garde, and experimental, and make use of viola, violins, and voice, primarily. The crawl also includes captures of her tumblr blog. Capture of the site began in September 2017. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her compositions and projects, a discography of her published albums, news and reviews about Payne and her works, a gallery of images of the artist, and information about her awards, education, and credits. The compositions featured on the site highlight Payne's work as a flutist and electronic music engineer. Capture of the site began in September 2017. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a gallery of multimedia art created by Perich, and a calendar of his events. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work fusing computer music with more traditional instrumental forms. Capture of the site began in September 2017. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, news relating to Pintscher and his works, and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer and conductor of classically-influenced orchestral music. Capture of the site began in October 2017. This description is based on the October 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions, teaching, and projects, excerpts of reviews of his works, a gallery of images of the artist, a discography of his published albums, and examples of his works in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a drummer and composer of music featuring improvisation in the style of the New York Downtown scene, an experimental music movement popular in 1980's New York City. Capture of the site began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, his blog, information about his compositions and projects, a calendar of his events, a discography of his published albums, quotes from press pieces written about Prokofiev and his works, and examples of his works in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a DJ and composer of hip-hop, grime, and electro influenced classical pieces for independent performance and to accompany dance. Capture of the site began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a discography of his published albums, news relating to Puts and his works, a calendar of his events, and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer of classically-influenced operas, symphonies, and concertos. Capture of the site began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a calendar of his events, and examples of his works in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight Quayle's work as a pianist and composer of classically-influenced music for piano, choral and large ensemble performance, chamber ensembles, and musical theater. His work is both instrumental and choral. Capture of the site began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, links to his works, and contact information. Redman is a composer, percussionist, and educator who composes chamber music. Capture of the site began in February 2015. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a calendar of his events, and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a violinist and composer of new music that incorporates electrified instruments, technology, and unusual technique with folk, jazz, pop, and ethnic styles. Capture of the site began in December 2017. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site.

This is the archived website of New York City-based musician Marc Ribot, which documents his professional career as a composer and guitarist from the 1980's to the present. It includes a brief biography of Ribot, descriptions of his past and current projects, his discography, links to articles written about him and his works, information about getting active in the music community, a store with band merchandise for sale, and contact information for the artist. Ribot is prominent as a guitarist and composer in New York's Downtown scene and free improvisational music internationally, as well as being well-known as a performer in many more traditional styles and genres. Capture of the site began in May 2017. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

James Ricci (born in 1954 in New York City) composes works for solo, chamber, vocal, and orchestral combinations. His website contains his biography, list of works, sheet music, and some audio files. Deconstructing Jim is his blog that documents his performances, reivews of others works, overviews of his compositions, and personal news.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, news relating to Riley and his works, examples of his compositions in the form of embedded audio and video files, and a calendar of his events. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer and performer of classically-influenced guitar pieces which feature improvisation and contemporary technique. Capture of the site began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his compositions, a discography of his published works, Robinson's prose works, and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio files. Robinson's acoustic music is inspired by American, South Asian, and European traditions, and incorporates Indian ragas. Capture of the site began in May 2017. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, press items relating to Rosenboom and his works, and examples of his music and art in the form of embedded audio and image files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer and conductor of experimental improvisational music, as well as a designer of music-related software for computers. Capture of the site began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her compositions and projects, a calendar of her events, and examples of her music in the form of embedded audio files. The compositions featured on the site highlight her work as a composer of experimental instrumental music that makes use of improvisation and the acoustics of her performance spaces. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the October 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, news relating to Rossignol and his works, a catalogue of his music and prose writings, a filmography of films featuring his music, and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer of classical instrumental pieces with influences of rock, jazz, and computer music. Capture of the site began in April 2014. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist and information about his compositions and projects. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a pianist and composer of classically-influenced instrumental music. Capture of the site began in April 2014. This description is based on the September 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions, projects, and teaching, excerpts of articles written about Rothenberg and his music, a calendar of his events, the artist's blog, a discography of his published albums, and examples of his works in the form of embedded audio files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer and performer on the saxophone and clarinet. He has performed solo as well as a part of several ensembles, including the Ned Rothenberg Double Band. Capture of the site began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist and 3 embedded videos of his performances. Roumain is a composer, performer, violinist, and band-leader. His compositions are inspired by rock, funk, hip-hop and classical music. Capture of the site began in April 2014. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site. Also includes Roumain's 2017 chamber orchestra: "WE SHALL NOT BE MOVED", which synthesizes gospel, funk, jazz, and classical influences to tell the story of five teenage runaways taking shelter in a Philadelphia row-house that was famously occupied by a Black separatist group in 1985 until finally being bombed by the police. The site was first captured in February 2020. This description was based on the February 2020 capture of the site.

The Just and the Blind is a short film series and an evening length multimedia performance, tracing the diasporic journey through poetry, music, movement and visuals, which form the basis of for a curriculum designed for fathers and sons separated by prison bars.The musical score was written by Daniel Bernard Roumain and written by Marc Bamuthi Joseph. They Still Want to Kill Us is an aria film featuring mezzo-soprano J'Nai Bridges, with music and words by composer and activist Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR), and directed by filmmaker Yoram Savion, to mark the 100th anniversary of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. It premiered digitally on May 25, 2021. The website contains the score, educational resources press, and background information of the work.

Mikel Rouse is a Missouri-born postminimalist composer. The website contains news, biographies, bibliography of his writings, discography of his singles and albums, press kits, press articles, summaries of his performed works with images, video and audio of his work, a sports blog, listing of works for film and television, and upcoming shows.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a calendar of his events, and examples of his works in the form of embedded audio files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a violist and composer of jazz-influenced instrumental music. Capture of the site began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her compositions and projects, a calendar of her events, a gallery of images of the artist, information about software necessary to performing some of her music, and examples of her works in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight her work as a composer of instrumental and vocal music using traditional and electronic instruments, intended for performance by soloists, small, and large ensembles. In June 2023, the website was updated with an announcement that Kaija Saariaho had passed. Capture of the site began in December 2017.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a calendar of his events, a discography of his published albums, links to press about Sahin and his music, and examples of his works in the form of embedded video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a guitarist and composer of contemporary jazz with elements of improvisation. His trademarks include playing the double-neck guitar and fretless electric guitar. Capture of the site began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her compositions and projects, a calendar of her events, and examples of her works in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight her work as a violinist, singer and composer of instrumental and vocal jazz music. Capture of the site began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his agents, compositions, and projects, a discography of his published albums, press and interviews relating to Serebrier, and examples of his works in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a conductor and composer of classically-influenced instrumental music for large and small ensembles. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site.

Phil Servati is a film composer and the founder of Servidio Music, a boutique music and sound company. The website features a music reel of select compositions, a list of services, and contact information. Prior to the March 2022 crawl, the website featured Servati's work as an individual; the website was then redesigned to focus on Servati's company that he runs with Jim Fitzpatrick.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his works, including his writings, pictures, and news regarding his music. Shanfield composes chamber and vocal music. Capture of the site began in May 2014. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site. Also includes his photography. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of her works, commissions, and recordings, information on upcoming events, her writings, contact information, and links to an online store. Shapiro's music includes chamber groups, large ensembles, purely acoustic pieces, and works that pair musicians with prerecorded digital audio. Capture of the site began in May 2014. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, and information about his teaching, compositions and projects. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a guitarist, saxophonist, and composer of instrumental avant-garde music in styles such as orchestral, jazz, blues, and techno. Capture of the site began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, her blog, information about her compositions and projects, a calendar of her events, and press and news relating to Shatin. The compositions featured on the site highlight her work as a composer of avant-garde instrumental music that makes use of non-traditional sound sources as well as electronic instruments and is frequently performed by orchestras. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the October 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her compositions and projects, examples of her works in the form of embedded audio files, a calendar of her events, and press and news relating to Shaw. The compositions featured on the site highlight her work as a singer, violinist, and composer of classically-influenced vocal and instrumental music. Capture of the site began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, examples of his works in the form of embedded video files, a calendar of his events, and press and news relating to Sheng. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a pianist, conductor, and composer of works for stage, orchestra, chamber, and vocal performances. Capture of the site began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her compositions and projects, examples of her prose works, a discography of her published albums, and press and news relating to Shields. The compositions featured on the site highlight her work as a composer of operas as well as vocal and electronic music with a feminist theme. Capture of the site began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, news relating to Shin and his works, a catalogue of his music, and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer of instrumental music for the stage, television, and live performance. His pieces make use of classical, jazz, contemporary, electronic, and world music techniques and styles. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a calendar of his events, press relating to Siegel and his works, and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer of music for percussion instruments and ensembles, as well as operas. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the January 2018 capture of the site.

Experiments in Opera is a composer-driven non-profit opera company that presents new opera works, founded by Aaron Siegel, Matthew Welch and Jason Cady in 2010. Experiments in Opera has commissioned 85 new works in ten years, from 55 composers collaborating with over four hundred performers, designers and directors from the New York City artists community. The website contains their past and upcoming commissions and videos of the works.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her compositions and projects, a calendar of her events, a catalog of her works, press and news relating to the artist and her compositions, a gallery of images of the artist, a discography of her published albums, news, interviews, and reviews relating to Sierra, and examples of her works in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight her work as a composer of classically-influenced instrumental music, primarily for orchestral and small or large ensemble performance. Capture of the site began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

Pedro Henriques da Silva is a composer and classical guitar professor. His composition style includes contemporary classical, world, film, rock, jazz and electronica. He performs and works with his partner Lucía Caruso. His website contains information on his film compositions, videos and audio, a catalogue of orchestral, chamber, vocal, and solo works, his project Tritonenking, and event listings.

Manhattan Camerata is a chamber music ensemble that composes western classical chamber orchestra with world instruments (Portuguese guitar, bandoneón, sitar, darbuka, and others). The group members are Lucía Caruso and Pedro H. da Silva. The website contains information on their weekly live streams, transclassical music definition, albums, film scores, videos, events and the Tango Fado Project.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, examples of his prose works, a discography of his published albums, a gallery of images of the artist and his performances, and press and news relating to Smith. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a trumpet player and composer of jazz and blues influenced music, and his participation in a variety of musical ensembles. Capture of the site began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his works, news related to his work, audio files and videos, photos, and an online store. Smooke's performances reflect years working in theater as a director, producer and stagehand. He performs improvisations and original pieces on several instruments. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her compositions and projects, news and press relating to Snider, a calendar of her events, and examples of her work in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight her work as a composer of contemporary classical music for orchestras, ensembles, and soloists. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site.

Also includes the interactive github website of a movement of Sarah Kirkland Snider's Mass for the Endangered, on the subject of endangered animals and the climate crisis.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a discography of his published albums, examples of Snowden's work in the form of embedded audio and video files, and a calendar of his events. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer of bluegrass, folk, and rock influenced instrumental music for dance, theater, installations, and concert performance. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, his CV, a discography of his published albums, and examples of his works in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer of improvisational and notated music making use of the electronic instruments he designs and builds as well as traditional instruments. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

Website for the Quebec-based composer Ana Sokolović. Includes a biography and headshots, news and calendar of events, press on her compositions, a discography, and a catalogue of instrumental, vocal, opera, and incidental works.

Daniel Sonenberg is a composer of orchestra, vocal, chamber, ensemble, and rock music. The website contains information about the artist and upcoming events.

The website details the composers supported and promoted by the Foundation. It contains a list of supported musicians, information about each, and a calendar of the artists' events. Capture of the website began in May 2017. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

Christine Southworth (b. 1978) is a composer and video artist based in Lexington, Massachusetts. Her music incorporates natural and man/machine-made sound. The website contains compositions for string quartets, standard and non-standard ensembles, gamelan, and electronic; videos of performances; music videos; art; photography; her digital art FUNGIble Art, and performance listings. The URL changed in 2021.

Spider's Canvas/Arachnodrone is a co-creation of composer Evan Ziporyn, composer/visual artist Christine Southworth, sound artist Ian Hattwick, spider researcher Isabelle Su, in collaboration with artist Tomás Saraceno. The piece sonifies a virtual model of a spider's web.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her compositions and projects, interviews with and press about her, and examples of Spiegel's work in the form of prose writings and visual art. The compositions featured on the site highlight her work as a performer and composer of multi-instrumental acoustic, electronic, and computer music. Capture of the site began in February 2015. This description is based on the October 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a discography of his published albums, press and news relating to Steiger and his works, downloadable versions of his scores and essays, and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a conductor and composer of pieces using traditional instruments and computer music for orchestral and ensemble performance. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, news and reviews about Stone, a discography of his published albums, a gallery of images of the artist, a calendar of his events, and examples of his works in the form of embedded audio files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer of live computer music that makes extensive use of sampling. Capture of the site began in April 2014. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his works, information on his recording studio, and contact information. Streber composes concert music, scored two short films, designed sound for several theatrical productions, and collaborated with other artists on pop, rock, experimental, and jazz compositions. Capture of the site began in August 2015. This description is based on the May 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, excerpts of reviews of his works, a calendar of his events, and examples of Talbot's work in the form of embedded audio file. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer of classically-influenced instrumental and choral music in a variety of genres for concert, film, and stage performance. Capture of the site began in April 2014. This description is based on the October 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, excerpts of reviews of his works, a calendar of his events, a discography of his published albums, a gallery of images of the artist, and examples of Tao's work in the form of embedded video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a pianist and composer of classically-influenced instrumental music using traditional and electronic instruments for orchestral and chamber performance, as well as solo pieces. Capture of the site began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about her compositions and projects, press relating to Thomas, a calendar of her events, and examples of her work in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight her work as a composer of classically influenced instrumental music for orchestral, solo, and chamber performance. Capture of the site began in April 2014. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions, awards, commission policy, and projects, a discography of his published albums, press and interviews relating to Thomas, a calendar of his events, his blog, and examples of his works in the form of embedded audio files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a composer of instrumental and vocal music for large and small ensembles. Genres of his works include opera, orchestral, wind ensemble, chamber, keyboard, and choral. Capture of the site began in April 2014. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, a discography of his published albums, press and news relating to Thomson and his works, and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a saxophonist, clarinetist, and composer of instrumental music that makes use of jazz, punk-rock, and new music styles. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, excerpts of reviews of his works, a gallery of images of the artist, and examples of Torke's work in the form of embedded audio files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a pianist and composer of classically-influenced instrumental music for small and large ensemble performance. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the July 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, press and news relating to Trapani and his works, a catalogue and discography of his music, a calendar of his events, and examples of his music in the form of embedded audio and video files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work as a conductor and composer of instrumental pieces for a variety of instruments, both electric and acoustic. Many of his works are microtonal. Capture of the site began in February 2014. This description is based on the December 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, information about his compositions and projects, excerpts of reviews of his works, and examples of Twining's work in the form of embedded audio files. The compositions featured on the site highlight his work a composer of rock and jazz inspired vocal and instrumental experimental music. He is also the leader of the group Toby Twining Music, a small vocal ensemble. Capture of the site began in November 2017. This description is based on the November 2017 capture of the site.

The website contains a biography of the artist, a list of his works, press articles, photo gallery, online store, and contact information. Urie led large jazz ensembles and full symphony orchestras performing works that range from jazz to contemporary classical music. Capture of the site began in February 2015. This description is based on the June 2017 capture of the site.