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| Alphabetical | By Popularity | | - Afrocentric Voices
 - Focuses on African American performers and composers and on the vocal music forms they influenced, especially opera, art songs, and spiritual arrangements. - Brief History of Singing
- Tracing the evolution of Western solo singing from antiquity to the present.
- Cabaret Hotline
- Cflat
- For choral conductors and singers: new choral score of Mahler's 2nd symphony, songs by Joseph Jongen and Tom Cunningham including Merry Christmas Jazz for SATB and piano, and more.
- Classical Singer Community
- Offers career information and more.
- Diotallevi's Choral Composers
- Offers links to choral composers from the 16th century to the present.
- Finding the Singing Voice
- Basic start for finding the singing voice.
- International Federation for Choral Music
- Island of the Lost Divas
- A site to honour the unsung heroines of popular music from the U.K. and U.S.
 Lucan Gospel Singers
- Non-denominational group who enjoy singing all types of gospel and negro spiritual music.- Marilyn Horne Foundation
- Founded to support, encourage, and preserve the art of the vocal recital through the presentation of vocal recitals and related educational activities across the U.S.
- Singing: The New Grove
- The history of singing and voice throughout the centuries.
- Society of Singers
- Nonprofit charity that provides emergency financial aid and case management services to professional singers who are in crisis.
- Soprano Central
- A collection of biographies, pictures, and schedules of sopranos around the world.
- Use of Vibrato in Baroque Vocal Music
- To what degree it is used, how it is used, and the width and speed of the vibrato used encompasses the main part of the controversy regarding historically informed performances.
- Yubibue Site
- Instructions on how to use your forefinger and tongue to play a "finger flute". Technique created by Tamura Daizo of Japan in 1937.
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