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For which you have to understand twelve tone rows...
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I read this in the days when I was trying to catch up with everyone else in terms of theory.
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Go here first for Western music and pretty accurate definitions of almost any musical term. It also has an impressive collection of links to other sites [i.e. it acts as a portal].
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Something to read and ponder.
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It's just a list. But potentially a useful one.
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This amazing project opens up a world of scores for everyone.
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This is fantastic. A mass of digitally reproduced articles, videos and sounds exploring the history of jazz.
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This used to be my main notation program. Now, bearing in mind that I've been using it since 2003, I still have to say - for the price [£45], this is a fantastic bit of kit. It works on Linux through WINE - I wrote a short-ish guide to help. Worth getting on Windows if you're short of cash and want something that will produce the goods...
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These are extremely accurate transcriptions of Thelonious Monk's themes.
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This is my main notation program. An excellent, flexible open source and free tool for whatever level.
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A good article from the Royal Institute for the Deaf on how to keep yourself listening!
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Not just a site about the clarinettist, but well-written site about jazz in the U.K.