algorithmic.net:
a lexicon of systems and research algorithmic / computer-aided
composition, maintained by Christopher Ariza
aAmplify:
Austrian Art Music Productions Online - a website demonstrating Vienna's commitment to the third millenium's non-commercial music and developments in streaming medial
Österreichische Mediathek:
Das audio-visuelle Archiv (Technisches Museum, Wien) enthält 1 Million Tonaufnahmen und Videos zur österreichischen Kultur- und Zeitgeschichte und kann tlw. online abgerufen werden.
EARS: ElectroAcoustic Research Site: a well of resources for eletrocacoustic music, maintained by the Technology and Innovation Research Center at De Montfort University (UK)
temp'óra: an international database for New Music including organisations, venues and composers
Music Manuscripts Online: online access to high-quality images and descriptions of music manuscripts owned by The Morgan Library & Museum, New York
Bibliography of Music Literature on-line: international and interactive bibliography of music literature, edited by the "Staatliches Institut für Musikforschung Preußischer Kulturbesitz"", Berlin
RISM Online: Répertoire Internationale des Sources Musicales
THESAVRUS MVSICARVM LATINVM: database of the entire
corpus of Latin music theory written during the Middle Ages and the
Renaissance, ed. by the Indiana University School of Music
Oxford Music Online: excellent music encyclopedia, containing the online version of the Grove Dictionary NEW
The Postmodernism Generator: random-generatedpseudo-scientific postmodernistic essays, written by Andrew C. Bulhak using the Dada Engine, a system for generating random text from recursive grammars.
Erwin Uhrmann: Austrian poet, essayist and writer (* 1978)
NEW
Theory
Words Made Flesh: Code - Culture - Imagination (2005 by Florian Cramer)
Permutationen: a collection of "classical" text machines of Optatianus Porfyrius (4th cent.), Ramon Lullus (appr. 1300), Jean Meschinot (15th cent.), Julius Caesar Scaliger (1561), Juan Caramuel de Lobkowitz (1616 ff.), Georg Philipp Harsdörffer (1654), Quirinius Kuhlmann (1671) Raymond Queneau (1961, 1973) und Karlheinz Essl (1992 ff.) - implemented by Florian Cramer (D)
