Web-site dedicated to the sharing of tools and information for exploring and advancing the musical use of fractal (USA)

Musical compositions employing recursive algorithms (Brazil)

Free program which turns numbers into generative fractal music (Germany)

Shows how fractal music is created using NusiNum program and how 'chaotic function attractor (strange attractor)' music, created using Digital Expressions MusicLab 1, can be used as 'seeds' to create Generative Music (UK)

This site has MIDI files (GM) of algorithmic music determined by mathematics and by the musical preferences of a human (Sweden)

Fractal Jazz (melodies spontaneously generated by a computer using Chaos Theory and real musicians improvising live) (Australia)

A few songs based on sounds generated by computer using different fractal music programs

A composer's tool for the derivation of musical motifs, phrases and rhythms from the beauty and symmetry of Fractals, Chaotic attractors and other mathematical functions (Germany)

The values from the Mandelbrot Set determine which pitches are played, when they are played, and for how long

Web-site for Sonic Fractal's music (sooth and calm, yet subtle and complex) (Sweden)

Electronic music generated on computer using chaos theory and links to some great fractal web sites (UK)

Fractal pages at thinks.com. The fractal world where mathematics meets art and music.

About compositional methods based on chaos science and fractals and the compositions (Netherlands)

Music with KoanPro by Sseyo (Austria)

Computer generated music in Suzuki graduate course, Teikyou University (Japan)

Computer generated music and a program (Japan)

This page is dedicated to the creative use of fractals in art and music. While you are here you can examine the graphics, listen to the music samples, and explore further by following the links.(UK)

has recently been massively upgraded. It includes a "Cyber Gig" where you can preview all tracks from the forthcoming album. For best results visit using a fast modem with the maximum monitor resolution available to you.

Forrest Fang is a multi-instrumentalist and composer. His eclectic music incorporates both Western and non-Western influences as wide-ranging as minimalism and Chinese classical music. You can hear his fractal & algorithmic musc. (USA)

Yehua is a computer musician (located in Kiev, Ukraine), and he is interested in modern philosophy, algorithmic composition & synthesis, interactive music, innovative software for hacking audio, etno music, collaboration, more experiments! In his site you can hear his two MIDI pieces and explore further by following the links. (Ukuraina)

Enter the wonderful world of fractals - the fractal world where mathematics meets art and music. Happy fractal explorations!

Fractint is a freeware fractal generator created by the Stone Soup team for IBMPC's and compatible computers. Winfract.exe is here

An ongoing resource for anyone interested in Chaos science and things fractal

Links to many fractal web sites around the world (USA)

Many links to Fractal music enthusiasts and Links to physics, mathematics, algorithms and artificial intelligence, and further ideas concerning these pages (Germany)

Useful links about chaos and fractal by Investigation Committee on Chaos in Japan

Great MIDI archives of Medieval and Renaissance music

Web-site devoted mainly for the early European music of the Medieval to the early Baroque (17C) era by the Okamotos.

Links about mediaeval music

Links about early music

Links about Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque music

Web-site for finding out something about music publishers, micropublishers, distributors, national libraries, museums, and archives in medieval and renaissance music.

The fourteenth century music databases contain information relating to all written musical works (excepting liturgical chant) of the fourteenth century, all the composers to whom they have been attributed and all manuscript sources in which they survive.

Web-site dedicated to the music of the Renaissance and Baroque eras. Many MIDI files and articles.

Instruments information and music groups on Mediaeval and Renaissance music

Information about early music in Japan

Web-site dedicated to the church music of the Renaissance eras

Web-site about history & informations of early music

Web site devoted to information on contemporary art music (that would be classical music if not for the fact that it is contemporary) and the people who write it

Information about Arvo Part music and recordings

Web-site of Young Japanese Composers of contemporary music

Web site dedicated to the memory of Toru Takemitsu. Also many useful links about modern music and art

Information about Minao Shibata's music, concerts and recordings

Information about modern music and Enlish e-mail. The web-master says "This home page is written in Japanese yet. However, an English version is scheduled to be made in the near future.".

Web-Site of Youichi Tokawa, a Japanese composer, playing an active part around world. Many MIDI files and useful informations.

Links for Early Music, Contemporary Music, Opera and Vocal, World Music and CD Catalogues

Web-site for classical Indian music

Links to ethnic music web-site and articles about Viola da gamba

Information about Arabic music but some of English pages are under construction

Web-site for Gagaku - Japanese classical music which has been performed for over 1200 years

Web-site about Premadasa Hegoda, a sitar player

Web-site for Shomyo - Japanese Buddhism Music

A site dedicated to MIDI composers and DTM creators all over the world.

A web page devoted to Cakewalk

Web-site of Fmidicla

Great classical MIDI archives by Moclin(Japanese composer)

Classical works by Jun Yamamoto

Many MIDI sequences of Bruckner, Sibelius and Faure

stadio of yanagisawa, midi, mp3 and many useful music informations

Jazz works by Jun Yamamoto

Refer to CGI page

Refer to CGI page

Refer to Japanese CGI page

Refer to Japanese CGI page

Introduction of my Mandelbrot music & great Techno music