http://www.baroquearia.co.uk Dedicated to the operatic, cantata, oratorio, serenta and drama arias, this site presents editions, articles and discussions on the subject. http://www.islandnet.com/~arton/barcomp.html Historical context; biographies. Italy, Germany, England, France, Spain. http://teachers.baroqueflute.com A self-maintaining, worldwide database of baroque flute teachers. http://www.geocities.com/dun69ders/ Information about obscure 17th-century composers. http://www.sesk.org/Aesthetics/Music/Baroque.htm Humorous introduction: styles, dates, musicians. http://www.islandnet.com/~arton/baroqmus.html Articles, suggested recordings, links (at Arton) http://baroque.my-age.net/ An introduction to Baroque and the composers. http://baroque-music.com/ [fan site] Brief introduction to the music, major composers, woodwind instruments; a few MIDI samples. http://www.baroque-music.co.uk Directory resource for baroque music with a particular bias towards the UK, includes articles and new editions. http://www.classical.net/music/comp.lst/articles/dresden/history.html Baroque Music in Dresden http://rism.harvard.edu/sscm/ Studies and performs of seventeenth-century music and related arts: includes an online journal, calendar of events, and membership information. http://www.baroquecantata.com Devoted to the baroque cantata repertoire (17th century and 18th century), with articles and editions within the genre. http://www.yrbe.edu.on.ca/%7emdhs/music/oac_proj97/music/barindex.html A few good pieces of information. General in content. http://www.porporaproject.com An investigation into the life and music of Baroque composer Nicola Porpora. http://www.scarlattiproject.com Researching and recordings of the vocal and keyboard music of the Italian composer Alessandro Scarlatti. http://members.aol.com/fuguesite/fugue1.htm Brief overview of the form and its history. http://traverso.baroqueflute.com Newsletter with information about the baroque, renaissance, and classical flute and its music and a forum. http://ladyviola1593.tripod.com/musichistory/ Article discussing approaches to "historical" performance practice.