The following bibliography is intended for the singer who is interested in medieval and Renaissance music, but does not have an extensive background in music history or theory

Nearly 10000 links to biographies, references, images, videos, MP3s, sheet music, CDs & books on more than 1200 early music composers of Baroque, Renaissance & Medieval music

A page from the Internet Medieval Sourcebook. The sourcebook is organized as three main index pages, with a number of supplementary documents. There is an index of selected and excerpted texts for teaching purposes, a help page on use of the Sourcebook for research questions, a section devoted to secondary articles, texts on the history of law, copy-permitted maps and images, a guide to medieval-themed films and music, and more.

Resources for Chant and Liturgical Music

LaTrobe University's medieval music database covers the 14th century. Browse by text, composer, liturgical feast, manuscript, and genre. Search by text, melody, and descriptor.

Hespèrion XX (now XXI) is an international early music ensemble.

One of the world’s most respected and innovative ensembles for medieval music.

Gothic Voices is a United Kingdom based vocal ensemble specializing in repertoire from the 11th to the 15th century.

The Clemencic Consort is an early-music ensemble comprised of international artists under the direction of René Clemencic. It devotes particular attention to the production of Baroque operas, in both staged and concert performances.

Unrivaled for its formidable reputation in the fields of both early and new music, The Hilliard Ensemble was one of the world's finest vocal chamber groups.