Other resources related to the chant studies:

• Chant texts:

Translations into English (Archimandrite Ephrem, Monastery of St. Andrew, Manchester)

• Chant notation fonts:

Middle Byzantine (Not yet available); Neobyzantine ("New Method"); Gregorian

• Byzantine chant manuscripts:

Manuscripts from the Mount Athos exhibition at Thessaloniki in 1997 (descriptions by Grigorios Stathis).
Catalogue of manuscripts in the library of the Philotheou Monastery, Mount Athos. Project in progress at Bates College. Includes a few chant MSS
Monumenta Musicae Byzantinae, Microfilm Archive (Copenhagen)
British Library - On-Line Catalogue

• Old Slavonic manuscripts:

Hilandar research library (Ohio)
Slavonic MSS from the Mount Athos exhibition at Thessaloniki in 1997.
Obshtezhitie (Ralph Cleminson)

• Gregorian chant manuscripts:

Cantus Planus - Regensburg. Contains indices of chant MSS etc.;
Cantus (via WWW) (via Gopher) Catholic University of America, Washington DC, now moved to Western Ontario (Canada)Toronto. Offers among other things searcheable indices of Gregorian Chant MSS and a catalogue of the Dom Mocquereau microfilm collection.

• Musical theory in the Middle Ages:

TML, Thesaurus Musicarum Latinarum, Indiana (via WWW) (via Gopher). Includes downloadable full texts of (almost) the entire Latin literature on musical theory from antiquity to 17th cent.

• Sound files with examples of Neobyzantine chant:

Various examples (Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America)
"Byzantine music on the net" (P. Halsall)

• Other chant pages:

Gregorian Chant Homepage, Princeton. Includes useful links to Liturgy, Scripture, and chant resources on the net.
Encyclopedic history of Byzantine chant (by Dimitri Conomos)
Byzantine Chant (Pavlos Papadakis)
Znamenny Chant (Dawn Gauthier)

• Byzantine studies:

Byzantine studies homepage (Paul Halsall)

• Papers on Byzantine chant, read at the XIX International Congress of Byzantine Studies, Copenhagen, August 18-24, 1996.

Musical fonts
Neobyzantine ("New Method", "Chrysantine notation", or "Parashmantik»")

• "Ebypes", editor and font (John Prinos)

• "Melodos", editor and font for Windows 95 (Stavros Chatzistefanidis and Pangiotis Katsaros)

• "PsalticNotes", (fr. Constantine Terss, under construction)

• Program and font (Dimitri Giannelos)