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Arts and Humanities Page

http://www.northallegheny.org/academics/art/multimedia/multproj.htm

http://www.northallegheny.org/academics/art/artedreso.htm

 

	http://www. artsandmusicpa.com	("Made In Pennsylvania" A directory of Pennsylvania Art and Crafts Festivals, Individual Artists, Crafters, Arts Organizations, Instructors and Galleries. Also included are Pa. Music, Theatre, Performing Arts and Dance Resources, Special People and Places in Pa, Performing Arts Organizations, musical instruments, Instructors, restoration experts, local bands/musicians, Writers, Poets, The Theatre and Dance.)
Sites that offer objective reviews of educational software.	1. http://www. galstar.com/~bowen/ESR.html 2. http://www. uno.edu/~edci/soft_rev.htm 3. http://www. kcmsd.k12.mo.us /curr/software.html 4. http://correio.cc.fc.ul.pt/ ~ulfpcost/avsofteduc/superkids _educational_software_r.htm 5. http://www. csun.edu/~gah8920/ SoftwareReviews/reviews.htm 6. http://www. 1stopdiscountsoftware.com/rd/ children-s_educational_software_ review.html 7. http://www. aea1.k12.ia.us/ techandmedia/ softwarereviews.html 8. http://parenting -child-family.com/ a-child-education/software_ reviews.htm 9.http://www. his.com /~pshapiro/soft. reviews.html
TAPPED IN™	http://www.tappedin.org	TAPPED IN™ is the online workplace of an international community ofeducation professionals. K-12 teachers and librarians, professionaldevelopment staff, teacher education faculty and students, andresearchers engage in professional development programs and informal collaborative activities with colleagues.
Resources for Assessment	sourcesforassessment.htm	A collection of links to resources for information, tools and techniques about assessment

Dance

Troika Ranch - The Company

	http://www.sdhs.org/res-european.html	The Society of Dance History Scholars- includes links sorted by period and genre as well as a list of links to folk dance sites.Contributed by Cory Wilkerson July 2, 2001
	http://www.artslynx.org/dance/danchron.htm	This month in Dance History.  Events of note in dance history sorted by date. Contributed by Cory Wilkerson July 2, 2001
	http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/dihtml/diessay0.html	Western Social Dance - This website tracks the history of social dance.  Includes digital versions of Dance Instruction manuals from various time periods- an excellent site for primary source documents. Contributed by Cory Wilkerson July 2, 2001
	http://art.net/~dtz/	Dance & Technology zone.  This site includes great links to technology used in performance as well as contemporary dance companies on the cutting edge.  Don't miss the link to Troika Ranch, where you can view streaming video of their performances which combine computer technology with dance. Contributed by Cory Wilkerson July 2, 2001

Music

.College Music Society Links	http://www.music.org/InfoServ/Links/MusicLinksHome.html	Links to professional organizations and other on-line resources/
ABC Index	http://www.anne-bell.sneezy.org/	An index of links to a wide range of useful topics. Contributed by Anne Bell February 18, 2001
Music History Links	http://www.moravianmusic.org/index.htm   http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/~reed/stage.html http://www.ncgcc.com/ahti/2.htm http://digital.library.pitt.edu/hswp/browse/subject_fileF.html http://www.press.uillinois.edu/series/mal.html http://members.aol.com/kitchiegal/smokepage.html http://www.ericnuzum.com/banned/eighties.html http://korea50.army.mil/history/factsheets/music.html http://www.sas.upenn.edu/~elew/support/ http://www.americanhistory.si.edu/csr/cadch.htm http://www.acls.org/ed-sonnk.htm http://www.library.ucsb.edu/subj/music.html http://www.amis.org/links.htm http://www.sscm.harvard.edu/sscm/jscm/v6no1.html http://www.sfems.org/ http://www.indiana.edu/~ethmusic/ http://American-Music.org/ http://smt.ucsb.edu/smt-list/smthome.html http://www.academicinfo.net/musiclibrary.html http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/achtml/sketTitles1.html http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/flwpahtml/ http://www.jmwc.org/jmwc_webres.html http://fasola.org/bibliography/sbib.html http://www.swbts.edu/libraries/tunebook.htm (shaped notes) http://www.lib.virginia.edu/dmmc/Music/Cripe/index.html (Thomas Jeffersons' Music) http://away.com/xnet/category_trip_page.tcl?category_id=1687 http://members.tripod.com/harmonymuseum/history.html	Contributed January 15, 2001
	http://www.contemplator.com/america/	Popular music in American History.  A chronological listing of music from America's history with downloadable midi versions of each.  A great resource to compare and contrast the eras! Contributed by Cory Wilkerson July 2, 2001
	http://scriptorium.lib.duke.edu/sheetmusic	The Historic American Sheet Music site.  A sheet music database from the rare book collection at Duke University, including an extensive collection of original title pages of 19th and early 20th century music. Contributed by Cory Wilkerson July 2, 2001
	http://datadragon.com/day/	This day in Music History- changes daily.  Events of note in music history sorted by date.  The site notes the day you visit and lists events accordingly.  Includes musical theatre. Contributed by Cory Wilkerson July 2, 2001

IInstitutional Van Koevering http://www.ivkmusic.com - Easy to use reliablable and expandable technology tools for music educators.

Musical Instruments

.Mars Music

Theater

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The ActorSource	http://www.actorsource.com/	The ActorSource Homepage is a page that can be used by anyone from the beginning actor to the seasoned veteran. This page contains information on how to get started from step one, all the way to the top. Contributed byKen Bolinsky
CAST Lighting Limited	http://www. wysicad.com/	Commercial software application site contributed by Mike Sell.
.SAMUEL FRENCH, INC.	http://www.samuelfrench.com/	Play Publishers and Author's Representatives Founded in 1830 Samuel French pioneered the concept of providing published scripts to theatrical producing groups throughout the world. Samuel French seeks out the world's best plays and makes them available to the widest range of producing groups. Sources of Samuel French's plays range from Broadway and England's West End to publication of unsolicited scripts submitted by unpublished authors. Samuel French's Catalogue lists not only plays but monologues, audition material, classroom guides, classic works and the latest plays from the professional Theatre. Contributed by Ken Bolinsky
Stage Lighting the CD-ROM by Danor	http://www. danor.com/	A company's catalog and written primarily in Hebrew. Tough to figure out how to make this one work for students (at least those not able to read Hebrew). Contributed by Ken Bolinsky.
Power Production Software	http://www. powerproduction.com/	This is a commercial site advertising various kinds of costume, script, and production software. Contributed by Mike Sell
.Teaching with Electronic Technology	http://www. wam.umd.edu/~mlhall/ teaching.html
The Handbook of German Dress	http://www. costumegallery.com /fif.htm	This website is cute, but unless someone really needs costume ideas for a performance of Der Meistersinger, this is fairly limited in relevance. Contributed by Mike Sell
A SITE DEVOTED TO THE STUDY OF SPECTACLE ON THE RENAISSANCE AND BAROQUE STAGE	http://www1. appstate.edu/ orgs/spectacle/	Contributed by Ken Bolinsky Feb. 25, 2001
Resources for the Middle Ages and Renaissance	http://artsci. washington.ed u/drama/medieval.html	Theatre History Contributed by Ken Bolinsky Feb. 25, 2001
Theatre Resources	http://www. furman.edu/~bryson/ dramadept/resources.html	A collection of theatre web links in a wide, diverse range of categories Contributed by Ken Bolinsky Feb. 25, 2001
	http://vl-theatre.com/list14.shtml	The WWW Virtual Library collection of links to theatre images online. Contributed by Cory Wilkerson July 2, 2001
	http://www.neiu.edu/~rghiggin/ephem/Ephemera.html	The Theatre Ephemera site- which includes original pictures, drawings of theatres, playbills, paintings and photographs of actors in role from the 1800's. Contributed by Cory Wilkerson July 2, 2001
Digital Librarian for the Performing Arts.	http://www.digital-librarian.com/ performing.html	This is a wonderful collection of links for Visual Arts, Dance, Theatre and Music. Most major sites listed and some unusual ones as well. A great resource for Internet research. High School aged students can use alone,Middle School with help. This is is a wonderful resource for classroom teachers of all ages. Contributed by Cory Wilkerson Oct.2, 2000
Kabuki for Everyone	http://www.fix.co.jp/ kabuki/kabuki.html	Award winning Japanese kabuki theatre site - includes video clips, morphing photos and an excellent history of kabuki. Middle school and high school students will enjoy this site. Contributed by Cory Wilkerson Oct.2, 2000
McCoy's Guide to Theatre and Performance Studies	http://www.stetson. edu/departments/csata/thr _guid.html	An excellent annotated listing of theatre arts sites on the Web. Includes great tips on research methods using the Internet. A wonderful tool for teachers, or as a research site for High School and upper Grades. Contributed by Cory Wilkerson Oct.2, 2000
	http://www.geocities.com /Broadway/Alley/3765/ Menu.html	Matt Buchanan, Children's Theatre Educator and former PA Theatre Arts Teacher runs an excellent homepage at this site. Don't miss the excellent Middle School Theatre Curriculum linked to National Theatre Arts Standards. Aimed at teachers of Middle School and Elementary School aged children. Contributed by Cory Wilkerson Oct.2, 2000
	http://www.byu .edu/tma/arts-ed/	Another private webpage, this one has a set of theatre arts lesson plans keyed to standards, as well as info on State standards across the country and teacher certification requirements in the arts by state. Elementary, Middlle School and High School. Contributed by Cory Wilkerson Oct.2, 2000
	http://www. wam.umd.edu/~mlhall/ teaching.html	Michael Hall, a UK Theatre Arts Teacher maintains this website filled with excellent links and articles about the use of technology to teach. Don't miss his hints and advice "Teaching with Electronic Technology"- a must see article on the use of computers in the theatre arts classroom. High School. Contributed by Cory Wilkerson Oct.2, 2000
Theatre Education Links	http://etassoc. org/edulinks.htm	A small but well put together set of links for theatre arts on the web. This site is geared for as a teacher reference, with entries for all ages. Contributed by Cory Wilkerson Oct.2, 2000
Theatre History Sites on the web	http://www.win.net/~kudzu/ history.html	A comprehensive collection of annotated links for theatre history research. Well put together, easy to use and attractive, this site is a definite must see if you are doing any theatre history research or dramaturgy. Great for use by High School or College Level students. A wonderful research tool for teachers of upper grades. Contributed by Cory Wilkerson Oct.2, 2000
The Digital Performance Archive.	http://socks.ntu.ac.uk/dpa_site/main.html	This site is creating an online searchable database of virtual performance and related events from 1990 - 2000 aimed at serving research needs for drama, performance, the social sciences and art and design.Contributed by Cory Wilkerson July 2, 2001
	http://www.broadwaytheatrearchive.com	A wonderful archive of theatre including steaming video from Broadway productions 1950's and later. Contributed by Cory Wilkerson July 2, 2001

Arts Education:

A list of famous Pennsylvanians in the arts, science and humanities, including a search engine linked to the page that will look up biographies, pictures and additional resources for that person. Contributed by Cory Wilkerson July 2, 2001

The virtual library listing of over 600 museums across the nation which have websites- many feature virtual tours. Contributed by Cory Wilkerson July 2, 2001

Standards ARTSEDGE: The National Arts and Education Information Network

Getty ArtsEdNet Home Page (Getty ArtsEdNet)

Music Education Online

PA Governor's Institutes and Academies for Educators - 2000

Arts and Humanities Page

Governors Institute for the Arts

Academy of Cyber Experiences

http://209.84.224.5:11890/lessonplan/index.htm

FourArts Network

Sounds and Such

Bob Shiner's Classroom Homepage

The Teacher Resource Page

http://www.bubl.ac.uk/link/ Catalogue of 12,000 selected Internet

resources in all content areas

http://www.allmusic.com/index.html (Thousands of reviewed and rated CD's and movies)

BrainPOP [ http://www.brainpop.com/ ] uses original,animated, online movies to provide information on health, science, and technology.

http://www.dramatists.com/cgi-bin/db/search.ihtml The Playfinder A good resource for finding plays, but with no direct application in the classroom. Contributed by Ken Bolinsky

On Line Art Works:

(contributed by Jim Reinhard)

Rhizome	http://www. rhizome.org	A curated space for online art. (This site links to some work that may be offensive) .
Walker Art Gallery	/http://www.walkerart.org /gallery9/beyond interface/index.html
The Dia Center	http://www. diacenter.org/rooftop /webproj/index.html	Since its inception, Dia has defined itself as a vehicle for the realization of extraordinary artists' projects that might not otherwise be supported by more conventional institutions. To this end it has always sought to facilitate direct and unmediated experiences between the audience and the artwork. Beginning in early 1995, Dia initiated this series of artists' projects for the web by commissioning significant projects from artists who are interested in exploring the aesthetic and conceptual potentials of this medium.
Museum of Modern Art	http://www. moma.org/docs/ onlineprojects /index.htm	This page presents diverse subsites that were created or co-produced for MoMA.org. These projects explore some of the properties and possibilities of the Web, such as interactivity, motion and sound.
The Wexner Center for the Arts	http://www. wexarts.org/ home.shtml	Arts center at Ohio State University.
The Fold	http://www. wexarts.org /thefold/contents .html	online projects.
The STUDIO for Creative Inquiry	http://www. cmu.edu:80/ studio/index.html	was founded in 1989 to support experimental and cross-disciplinary work in the arts.
Troika Ranch	http://www. troikaranch.org/ troikahome.html	is a dance Theatre company devoted to the integration of four disciplines: dance, music, Theatre and interactive technology.
BrainOpera MIT Media Lab	http://brainop. media.mit.edu/	An online collaborative operatic multimedia event.
Brilla la Luz a la Gente del Sol (Shine a Light Upon the People of the Sun)	http://www. northallegheny.org/ academics/Art/ genteweb/gentehome.htm	Interactive multimedia work involving a community of artists, faculty and students.

Art and New Media Online Publications:

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