- Cat on the Keys Music
Editions of music from the 16th to 19th centuries. Early Music backing tracks.
- Choraline
Rehearsal materials for Choral Singers.
- Clive Lane Music for Viols & Recorders
An Australian composer and arranger, specialising in music for small ensembles.
Music for Recorders | Music for Viols - Consort Minus One with Chelys Consort
A series of consort pieces that you can play along with, at A=415 or A=440.
- David Hatcher Consort Music Minus One
Renaissance viol music with parts removed so you can play along.
- Early Music Shop: Early Music @ 1
Short performances by various musicians on different Early Music instruments.
- Lockdown Lute with Jacob Heringman
Jacob Heringman brings us a series of short videos about the renaissance lute.
- Music Minus One with Sam Stadlen
Subscription "music minus one" service for viol players, with videos and audio files.
- NEMA Newsletters
Back issues of the National Early Music Association Newsletter.
- OAE “The Show Must Go On(line)”
Online ways to engage with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.
- The City Musick Play-Along Store
Renaissance wind music with parts removed so you can play along.
- The English Concert One-to-One
One-to-one online sessions with The English Concert musicians via Zoom.
- Alison Kinder
Alison Kinder, Viol-player and Teacher, on YouTube (tutorials).
- Early Music Sources
Videos discussing interesting subjects related to early music sources.
- Homechoir on YouTube
Singing at home at your leisure. Home of the Quarantine Choir!
- I Fagiolini
I Fagiolini on YouTube, including concert performances and "sing the score" resources.
- Jacqui Robertson-Wade
Jacqui Robertson-Wade, Viol-player and Teacher, on YouTube (tutorials).
- Sarah Jeffery / Team Recorder
Dozens of videos from Sarah, including Baroque, Renaissance and Playalong sections.
- Sounds Baroque – Julian Perkins
Julian Perkins, Founder Director of Sounds Baroque, on YouTube (mini-concerts).
- Virtual Elizabethan Revels
The Historical Dance Society's Virtual Elizabethan Revels on YouTube.