Mapping Resources

The SOM-enhanced JukeBox (SOMeJB) - Music Digital Library Project This is a project where people have been actually analyzing music, and creating maps or pictures of actual audio files. This is a different type of a music map, but very interesting.
Seattle Music Map - This is an interactive map of the city of Seattle which incorporates Seattles music history, such as performance venues, timelines, etc.
Grace Note Maps - This is also an intereactive map where you can select a region and find out what the tep ten artists and albums are for that region of the world at the current time.
Music Map - This is an interactive mapping of similar artists. You type in a band or composer, and it will give you additional bands and artists that are related in some way to your original choice. A very cool way to see connections in music.
Nerd World - Music Site Map allows you to ocate groups around the world. You can find out where different types of music come from, etc.
Gnod - This is a site where you type in 3 of your favorite bands or artists, and it will give you suggestions of other bands or artists that you will like. It is interesting to see what it comes up with. You can also use it for books, movies, and 'flork,' who are other people around the world with similar interests.
Pandora - A website that will give you song selections when you give them a band or song that you like.
Concept Map of the Four Families of Instruments.
Static Map of Europe - for Discussing Music History Periods

The SOM-enhanced JukeBox (SOMeJB) - Music Digital Library Project This is a project where people have been actually analyzing music, and creating maps or pictures of actual audio files. This is a different type of a music map, but very interesting.