Music Links

Artists

Pauline Pantsdown
- The unauthorised Pauline Pantsdown Fan Club
- Another redhead in a fish shop? Please explain - From the Sydney Morning Herald, 14th Sep 1998
  [Note Nov 2001 - Fairfax have started charging for access to their archive - link removed]
Australian group Blindman's Holiday
- CDs
- Live performances by Australian group Blindman's Holiday
Australian guitarist Bruce Mathiske
- concerts
Australian Folk Sites
- The Folk Rag - QLD based folk magazine - lots of good links to Aust sites
Blowzabella
- Don't know of a home page for this group
- Some of their CDs
- Another review
Bob James
The Cuckerbutty Ocarina Quartet -- Album of classical works
Australian group The Spooky Men's Chorale
Jake Thackray
- The (Unofficial) Jake Thackray Homepage
Steeleye Span
- Reinhard Zierke's Steeleye Span pages
- Peter Knight's Steeleye Span pages
A page about Captain Beaky (and his band)

Maths & Science songs
- The Maths and Science Song database, includes many audo samples.
- The PhysicsSongs.org archive of physics songs, including James Clerk Maxwell's parody of "Comin' through the Rye"
- CDs and MP3s by Science Groove -- particularly recommended is "Oxidative Phosphorylation" MP3 audio of song (4.1 Mbyte)

The Well-Tempered Scale - "well temperament" is not the same as "equal temperament" !

Microtonal musical instruments
The Crumhorm has been described as "an instrument tryed with glee by Henry VIII and appreciated by no one". Here's a brief video interview with the Cambridge Buskers (WMV format) (8.6 Mbyte) from an ABC TV children's program The Afternoon Show around 1987 which mentions and demonstrates the crumhorn.. Nick Lander's Crumhorn Home Page has a wealth of information.

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