Library African Music — International Library of African Music contains over 40,000 recordings. The site includes a searchable index, as well as sound samples of African instruments.

Archives of African American Music and Culture — Repository of materials covering various musical idioms and cultural expressions from the post-World War II era. Includes a searchable database and publications listing.

International Music Collections — The collection at the British Library includes recordings variously described as traditional, folk or 'world' music. The site includes a discography of their published CDs, and a searchable catalog of published and unpublished recordings.

Early American Secular Music and its European Sources — Searchable index of sources for early American and European music, covering the years from 1589-1839.

Archive of World Music - International Inventory of Musical Sources — Collection of commercial and field recordings of ethnic and folk musics, with an emphasis on the musics of Asia and the Middle East. Includes general information on the collection, a collection newsletter, and browsable collection databases.

African Music Archive — A history and general information on the archive at Johannes Gutenburg University, located in Mainz, Germany. The archive publishes NTAMA - The Journal of African Music and Popular Culture. In English and German.

National Sound Archive International Music Collection — The British Library National Sound Archive contains lists of world music recordings with RealAudio samples, as well as links to other world music archives in the UK.

Asian Music — Journal of the Society for Asian Music: includes subscription and submission information.

Transcultural Music Review — Exploration of all types of music from transcultural and interdisciplinary perspectives. Includes online format of issues from 1995-1999.

Latin American Music Review — LAMR explores the historical, ethnographic, and socio-cultural dimensions of Latin American music in Latin American social groups. Includes texts of the current issue, as well as an archive.

Music and Anthropology — Founded by the Study Group on Anthropology of Music in Mediterranean Cultures of the International Council for Traditional Music. Includes all articles since 1996.

The Open University Musics and Cultures Research Group — Based at the Music Department at the Open University in Milton Keynes, England. Includes information about seminars and research programs.

Centre for Studies in Australian Music — The University of Melbourne program promotes the scholarly study and understanding of Australian music through seminars, courses and publications.

Wesleyan Music Department — Located in Middletown, Connecticut, with one of the oldest ethnomusicology programs in the country. Features a number of notable world music ensembles, and offers B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees.

The Ohio State University School of Music: Musicology — Studies in ethnomusicology concentrate on the music of non-Western cultures and emphasize a solid grounding in field research, theory, and experimental methods, complemented by performance experience. Site includes course and faculty listings, and admissions instructions.