Digital Resources for Musicology

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Digital Resources for Musicology (DRM) is an aggregate resource of current and historical music sources.

Initiated in 2014, Digital Resources for Musicology was formed by the Center for Computer Assisted Research in the Humanities (at Stanford University), an affiliate of the Packard Humanities Institute. DRM offers brief descriptions of open source websites available worldwide (provided the Roman alphabet is supported).

More than a hundred websites serving complete musical scores are listed. They collectively offer more than 100,000 pages of music that is unrestricted by copyright. The nature of the information spans boundaries between music of the past and image banks, historical audio, cartography, and structured databases. Compilation is ongoing. Instructions for contributions are found at the site.

External links[]

• Digital Resources for Musicology at ccarh.org