Started by law student Charles Cronin, The Music Plagiarism Project documents some of the more famous music copyright disputes with reference files of music clips, reduced scores and excerpts that superimpose the debating melodies to illustrate the cases. Commentaries, historical notes and excerpts from the rulings are also included. Some of the noteworthy: Michael Bolton’s [...]

From the New York Times: The world’s largest collection of Beethoven manuscripts and letters has gone digital. The Beethoven House in Bonn, his birthplace, has scanned more than 5,000 handwritten letters and manuscripts and posted many of them for access on its Website. (note: It can be a little hard to navigate through because it [...]

Some words and pictures of wisdom from Pat Martino The Nature of the Guitar more at his website: PatMartino.com

“This experiment attempts to convert the first 10,00 digits of pi into a musical sequence. Select ten notes, and your corresponding selection translates into an integer. The first note you select will equal ’1′, the second will equal ’2′ and so on. As your computer cycles through the digits of pi, the corresponding note will [...]

An interpretation of Stanley Kubrick’s 2001 – A Space Oddessy (click here) A quick article from Wayne Krantz on finding your own sound. (click here)

Wayne Horvitz, a great composer, improviser, band leader & producer is sharing some of his scores on his website: waynehorvitz.com Mind Reader Software: click here Action Figure Comics: click here The Science of Music: Exploratorium

Percy Grainger: “Too long has music been subject to the limitations of the human hand and subject to the interfering interpretation of a middle-man: the performer.” GuitarBot to the rescue!