Abstract
This digest of online materials is an opportunity to explore the sometimes confusing world of the musicological internet in order to highlight the undoubted gems that are to be uncovered. Musicology on the internet continues to develop at a rapid pace, and the wide variety of materials available can be baffling. With that in mind, I will be looking first at a very specific case study, the Cantigas de Santa Maria. Rather than concentrate on one website, I discuss five different sites (most with new material in 2018) to show the ways in which online sources can be approached and in which they are useful for different users. As well as the serious, however, we should also remember that musicology can be fun, and the final links, selected from the myriad Facebook groups dedicated to early music, will hopefully make you smile as well as think! As would be expected from a journal such as Early Music, the following material covers a wide range of time, starting in the distant world of 13th-century Iberia and running all the way through to the Baroque. Early music is, after all, an extraordinarily broad church.
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