My liking for Robert Saxton's Elijah's Violin (ca. 22 min), from an anthology CD on Cala, has prompted me to look for more by this 1953-born Brit composer. There's a Violin Concerto on its way for me now, and something from BRO too. Anyway, while idly googling his name over lunch I ran across a new link filled with music clips, including of his VC. It's the British Music Info Centre, which has got a couple of clips of his music -- and by many, many others. Check it out: http://www.bmic.co.uk/collection/audiolist7.asp 'Reminded me of how I came to know the Croatian composer Milko Kelemen. I forget how I got to http://www.culturenet.hr/v1/english/panorama.asp?id=26#, but after playing a clip or two it sparked my interest in this composer -- who now, after 3 CDs and another on its way, is easily one of my big discoveries of 2005 so far. There are clips by a few others as well, though he seems to be the grosse fromage on that site. I grant that some clips can be annoyingly brief (tho' not on the Kelemen site). Even so, I think such sites can be extremely useful to record labels, as well as to music lovers like you and me, as well as to musicians and composers. Well, okay: the living ones. This would interest those pursuing new music. There seems to be a ton of it out there, so at least I need as much help as possible. So, tell me: have mcmListers run into recommendable websites with multiple music clips? I don't just mean sites of shops we can take advantage of, like Tower, when looking to get a handle on some new composer or unknown work before buying. Surely that's sort of cheating. I mean sites that deliberately post clips in order to spread the word about their composers... Anyone? Bert Bailey