P Tagg External links
Hyperliens externes
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Links updated 2008-06-01. Dead links removed 2005-08-14

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Essential work sites essentiels de travail

  Music research resources de recherche | D-M | N-S | T-Z |

•  Music and moving image sites
• All-Movie Guide — useful
• Anderson, Gillian & Sadoff, Ron. Music and Image Bibliography (2003)
• Bottin, Guglielmo. 2001. Music in Film: effects of underscoring on semantic appraisal and interpretation of film scenes.
• British Film Institute — also useful
• filmmusic.com — commercial music/media business orientation (Variety magazine)
• Jerry Goldsmith site
• Dave Grusin Archive.
• Bernard Herrmann site
• David Chandler: The Grammar of Television and Film
• Film International (excellent journal!)
• Film Score Monthly
• Film sound bibliography
• gamasutra.com.  Computer games e-zine including directories and job ads.
• gamejobs.com (US). Links to all games manufacturing companies, including ads for jobs in computer games production, perhaps for someone to do the sounds and/or music ....?
• Hollywood Online (official Hollywood hype, tons of fiddly pix, slow, very commercial)
• Internet Movie Database
• ItalianSoundtracks.com (in English)
• Kaye, Peter D. Cognition/perception of underscore — bibliography
• Morricone fan site — useful!
• Morricone: list of works, with year
• Morricone — official Italian site (English version. Slow, too many hi-res pix, but OK information)
• moviedatabase.com (Internet Movie Database) — what it says: look up almost anything to do with films
• The Movie Soundtrack Web Page — very commercial, very US-American, full of advertising, mostly glitz, not much content
• Movietunes — commercial coverage of soundtrack album releases; tons of annoying pop-ups
• Multimediabyrån — utmärkta pedagogiska tips för mediaundervisningen
• National Film and Television School (UK)
• The Shining — dubbing charts
• Alan Silvestri site (film music)
• SoundTrack.net searchable database

Miscellaneous sites (see also political sites)

• Adobe Acrobat Reader. Many of the Online Texts at this site are PDF files and assume that you have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer (or server). Adobe Acrobat Reader can be downloaded free of charge by clicking on this link and by following the instructions provided by Adobe. The only capitalist catch with this is that you have to pay through the nose if you want a legal copy of  the software which allows you to create PDF files rather than just read them.
• The AFU and Urban Legends Archive.
• Alta Vista's automatic HTML document translation service.
• Canadian Association of University Teachers / Association canadienne des professeures et professeurs d‘université
• Datascope (UK). Job market ads for internet and computer games (production, sales, etc.)
• EAN-13. 13-digit codes explained. (EAN is designed by the International Article Numbering Association in Europe [European Article Numbering]).
• Edington Festival (in 1963 I had music performed there). Anglican church music, no less...
• Easter calendar dates from the US Navy — they might as well do something constructive!
• Explorations in Social Inequality.
• Media and Communication Studies site
• Peter D Kaye’s blog
• The Postmodernism Generator. This hilarious site is well worth a visit for anyone seeking relief from the authoritarian pseudo-anti-authoritarianism of pomos. Some kind of discourse algorithm resembling the mentality of a disturbed cultural studies scholar will produce wonderfully vacuous essays on topics like 'The Narrative of Nothingness: Debordian situation in the works of Stone', 'The submaterial paradigm of consensus in the works of Lee', or (of course) stuff about Madonna and gender, Cage and poststructuralism.
• Soundscapes – online journal of media culture
• UNESCO: World Culture Market