| Ragtime Home Page | Site for ragtime events, artists, and reference material. | |
| Maple Leaf Web Ring | Links to other ragtime sites. | |
| Scott Joplin Foundation | Home page for the Sedalia, MO foundation that sponsors the annual Scott Joplin festival. | |
| Primeline MIDI Library | Large midi library of ragtime-era music by well-known and obscure composers. | |
| Doc Wilson's Ragtime MIDI Files | Another extensive library of ragtime-era midi sequences. | |
| Warren Trachtman | A prolific ragtime midi sequencer and midi expert. | |
| John Roache | Another expert midi sequencer, specializing in 'stride' piano pieces. | |
| Gilbert and Sullivan Archive | Difinitive site for the comic operas that heavily influenced early 20th century American music. | |
| Treemonisha on CD | The 1975 Houston Grand Opera recording, orchestrated and conducted by Gunther Schuller. With short excerpts from all the musical numbers. | |
| Treemonisha on Video | Video of the 1975 Houston Grand Opera production. ISBN: 6301606205 | |
| Treemonisha on Paper | Collected works of Scott Joplin Volume II, edited by Vera Brodsky Lawrence, contains the complete vocal/piano score. Out of print but available in many libraries. | |
| Treemonisha for Children | The story of Treemonisha takes the form of a book for children, with photographs from the Houston Grand Opera production. By Angela Shelf Medearis and Michael Bryant (Illustrator), ISBN: 0805017488. |
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