The State Library of Western Australia contains a world-class collection of music scores. Membership is free for all Western Australian residents.

The Australian Music Centre (AMC) is the national service organisation dedicated to the promotion and support of both the artform of music and the creators and performers of contemporary classical, improvised jazz, experimental music and sound art in Australia.
This is an excellent source for discovering Australian music repertoire.
The UWA Library has membership to the AMC, so postgraduate students and staff can use Get It to request interlibrary loans for many of the scores and recordings on the AMC catalogue.

Trove provides dedicated search options for Australian materials such as: Music, sound and video.

Libraries Australia catalogue searches across Australian library catalogues. You can conduct targeted, nuanced music score searches, and easily see the formats of the scores in the results list. Use this catalogue search if you don't find what you need in OneSearch. Sometimes, the more detailed catalogue records in Libraries Australia will help find scores the UWA collection.
Access limited to UWA staff and students or on UWA library computers.

ECU (Edith Cowan University) has a large music collection on their Mt Lawley campus.
UWA staff and students can borrow from their collection as reciprocal borrowers. Visit the Reciprocal borrowing web page for more information on registering as a reciprocal borrower.

Online searchable series of publisher's catalogues of nineteenth-century printed music.

Cecilia is an on-line guide to music collections in archives,
libraries and museums in the UK and Ireland

Music notation software.
MuseScore is installed on all UWA Library PCs.

Online part-making tool.

It provides synopses of operas, an index of operas by composer and opera libretti.

Database of hard-to-find U.S. opera telecasts. Documents more than a half-century of opera, operetta, and musical comedy telecasts produced in the United States.

The Lied, Art Song and Choral Texts Page - Texts and Translations to Lieder, melodies, art song.

MUSICA is currently a choral documentary search tool as well as a pedagogic tool for conductors, musicologists, schools of music, musical federations, music stores, etc...

Cantus Index is a catalogue of chant texts and melodies for Office and Mass. Multiple online medieval music databases have been connected together through unique "Cantus ID numbers". Chant texts and melodies can be searched on this Cantus Index website, and matches in any of the partner databases will be returned.

Cantus is a database of the Latin chants found in over 140 manuscripts and early printed books. This searchable digital archive holds inventories of primarily antiphoners and breviaries from medieval Europe; these are the main sources for the music sung in the Latin liturgical Office.

This website provides links to substantial open-access projects of use to musicians and musicologists. With a burgeoning number of digital resources available, remembering titles of sites and pathways to them can be difficult. Digital Resources in Musicology (DRM) is organized topically and provides a rapid search tool for specialties within heterogeneous collections.

This database provides descriptions of concert programme collections held by leading libraries, archives and museums in the UK and Ireland, thereby improving access to a vital source of information about musical life from the 18th century to the present.

AusStage includes performances in a wide range of genres: spoken-word theatre, ballet and dance, music theatre and opera, circus and puppetry, stand-up comedy, physical theatre and cabaret. Music-only events are generally not covered (concerts, recitals, rock bands, etc.), but some music events are included where they form part of a program collection.

Public Domain content, based on US copyright criteria

Search and browse descriptions of more than 235 music, theater and dance resources by subject, title, or name.

ViFaMusik is a central portal for music and musicology which has been replaced with musiconn.search. It was regularly archived as a website from 2011 to 2020 and the content remains available.

musiconn.search allows you to access an extensive digital library containing the latest scholarly research and online resources. Using a single search engine you can find bibliographical data, full text data, and information about experts in musicology.

The research hub is an online space dedicated to sharing arts and cultural research. Aimed to spark conversation and debate, and encourage collaboration between researchers, government, artists and arts organisations.