More musical websites from classical cyberspace

Today, we catch up on some correspondence ...

Gisella Belgeri and Giuseppe Di Giugno are president and honorary president, respectively, of Federazione CEMAT (CEntri Musicali ATtrezzati) -- the Italian Federation of the Centres of Electronic Music Research and Production, founded in 1995. Maybe the Italian answer to France's IRCAM and Holland's STEIM?

The website, in Italian and English, includes information about the SONORA programme -- a project to promote new Italian music abroad :

www.cematitalia.it

The Amazing Metronome is 'a digital tool for all musicians -- useful for practice and study of advanced rhythmic structures', and it's available from the Sheet Music Now division of Amazing Music World -- just click on   free software :

www.sheetmusicnow.com

Paul Chase asks us to mention his Graphic Guitars site, which features Paul's own guitar paintings, filling what he views as a definite gap in the arts world for innovative fine art guitar paintings :

www.graphicguitars.com

Bob Schneider muses on the fact that the achievements of women are still often overlooked, and points us in the direction of the website of US-based Duo 46 -- the violin-guitar duo Beth Ilana Schneider (Bob's daughter) and Matt Gould :

www.duo46.com

Len Mullenger invites us to his own site, musicweb.uk.net, to read Charles A Hooey's article about the opera singer Caroline Hatchard :

www.musicweb.uk.net/classrev/2001/June01/hatchard.htm

Chambermusic.co.uk carries listings of classical concerts throughout the UK. My inital test seemed to indicate that it's not yet very comprehensive, though :

www.chambermusic.co.uk/concerts

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