Links to other sites
- Stanford University
- Leland Stanford Jr. University in Stanford, California
- Stanford University Department of Music
- Housed in Braun Music Center and the Knoll, the Department of Music and the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA) are the center of music performance and research on campus.
- Stanford University Chamber Chorale
- The Stanford Chamber Chorale is the Stanford University Department of
Music’s most select choral ensemble and comprises 24 voices drawn from
both graduate and
undergraduate students at Stanford University. Hailing from across the United States and around the world, these singers represent a variety of academic disciplines and degree programs. As members of the Chamber Chorale, these Stanford students meet a rigorous schedule of performing, touring, and recording while maintaining their demanding academic programs.
- Stanford University Symphonic Chorus
- Stanford's largest choral ensemble, the 180-voice Symphonic Chorus
specializes in major masterworks repertoire and regularly collaborates
with the
Stanford Symphony Orchestra
and the
Peninsula Symphony Orchestra.
- Stanford Taiko
- One of the leading collegiate taiko ensembles in North America,
Stanford Taiko is an all-student performing ensemble of 14-18 members.
Stanford Taiko maintains a busy performance schedule both on and off
campus, tours regularly (2000: Japan, 2003: Hawai‘i, 2004: Thailand,
2005: Los Angeles [invited performers for Taiko Jam at the North
American Taiko Conference], 2006: Thailand & Japan),
and was the founder of the Intercollegiate Taiko Invitational.
Stephen Sano and his wife, Linda Uyechi, serve as faculty advisors for Stanford Taiko.
- Choral Public Domain Library
- The Choral Public Domain Library (CPDL) is the largest website devoted exclusively to free choral sheet music. Begun in December 1998, the site has over 250 contributors and 6,000 scores.