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Double Reed Pages and other general music pages
There are dozens of oboe and bassoon pages on the web. These are some of the more informative ones.
OBOE AND BASSOON PAGES:
International Double Reed Society More information is available if you join, but even as a non-member the information is extensive and thorough.
Now available as a web archive. No information is recent, but much of it is still useful.
Though the home page appears to be simply a blog and fun links, perusing the menu leads to a wide variety of valuable information for the oboe player.
A comprehensive site on the bassoon with information on reed adjusting, recordings, drawings, midi files, and links.
A comprehensive site on the bassoon containing orchestra and band sites, links to players and teachers, jobs, Baroque bassoon, books and articles.
The information on troubleshooting is handy for students who cannot reach a teacher or for band directors looking for more information. The glossary section is also useful, particularly if you are trying to buy an instrument.
Arizona State University Oboe Page This site has well-rounded information on oboe and English horn playing.
This is now a link for subscribing to an electronic newsletter that requires registration. The newsletter is produced by mkl reeds.
As a resource, the highlights of this page the "reed making" and "for students" sections. There is also information on his live performances and recordings.
After setting up an account, you can reach many web pages in the double reed community.
The cyber masterclass on this page is where pedagogical information is posted. There is also information on his performances and recordings.
John Schroder's Bassoon Home Page On this page, the "My Way" and "Fingerings" links will be of the most interest to bassoonists.
Jennifer Paull, Amoris International This is the web page for those interested in the oboe d'amore.
Heckel Bassoon, Heckel Contrabassoon, Heckel CREST Bassoon and Heckelphone Serial Numbers
The Bassoon-Family Fingering Companion By Terry Ewell
ON COMMISSIONING:
A Guide to Commissioning Music This is an outline overview of commissioning.
This organization works with the NEA to provide financial support to organizations wishing to commission new works.
GENERAL INTEREST:
A place to buy and sell instruments as well as a directory of music industry sites.
Clarion Associates, Inc. Musical Instrument Insurance
Contains over 7500 links relating to the Classical music world.
Contains links by category including job listings.
On this site, you can find information on local station schedules and radio shows, and see press releases on music, arts, and culture.
National Endowment for the Arts On this site is information about grants, professional development, organizations, and publications. Some links are useful for professional artists; other links are for music supporters.
Academic job postings reside here as well as information on music advocacy, links, grants, and other resources.
Advertises orchestral vacancies from over 120 orchestras in addition to information on other topics such as management and conservatories.
An after school program providing schools with keyboard labs that are equipped to accompany music students.
This page is part of a commercial site, zzsounds.com, that contains links helpful to music educators.
This site is sponsored by the Eastman School of Music. It includes profiles of orchestras, interviews on streaming video, forums, articles, and more
TSMP is a music education web site providing teaching tips and tools of the trade for music educators of all levels. TSMP is a service provided by the faculty of the Department of Music at Stephen F. Austin State University. You may link directly to the Bassoon section and the Oboe section.
This site has numerous articles on typical physical problems for musicians and strategies for avoiding them. The site is sponsored by an individual chiropractor.
The Complete Guide to Alexander Technique
Alexander Directory: The Global Directory on Alexander Technique A resource for finding instructors throughout the world.
The Performing Arts Medicine Association
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