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Music: This section contains links to countries within Oceania that have music related Web Sites. Oceania Arts and Entertainment Music:
 Australia: Music New Zealand: Music Chamber Orchestras: Oceania Education: Oceania MilesagoRegional: Milesago, Arts and Entertainment Music The popular music of Australia and New Zealand from 1964 to 1975 Milesago Includes events by date, artist sections, articles and interviews, awards, festivals, venues, and links. Australian MusicRegional: Australian, Arts and Entertainment Music · 2 Music 000 artists listed, 1,200 with a page or link. HowlSpaceRegional: HowlSpace, Arts and Entertainment Music · An open encyclopedia of Australian and New Zealand music HowlSpace with a focus on the contemporary scene, regular news and interviews. New Zealand Folk SongRegional: New Zealand, Arts and Entertainment Music · Old work ballads Folk Song Maori waiata and recent songs descriptive of the Kiwi way of life. Lyrics, chords, tunes and background information about songwriters, song content and recordings. mp:3.ne:t.nzRegional: mp3, Arts and Entertainment Music · New zealand's official mp3 site mp:3.ne:t.nz home to over 200 Kiwi Artists. Long Distance Interaction - MusicOceania Arts and Entertainment - Documenting the scale Distance Interaction Music frequency and temporal duration of interaction is fundamental to understanding the evolution and transformation of prehistoric societies, and recent geochemical analyses of stone tools in Polynesia are challenging long-held beliefs that once settled, island cultures evolved in relative isolation. Tahiti Link to the Art and Artists of Polynesia - MusicOceania Arts and Entertainment - An exposition of the Art and Artists in Polynesia Link to the Art and Artists of Polynesia Music including photography, dance, sculpture, painting and creativity of all kinds. Oceanic Arts and BooksOceania Arts and Entertainment - A gallery of tribal art and artifacts from the South Pacific Arts and Books Including a library of over 1000 related rare and out of print books. Na Keiki Polynesia: The Spirit of the SouthOceania Arts and Entertainment - The spirit and art of Polynesian dance Polynesia: The Spirit of the South . Human Colonisation and Extinction at the Margins of PolynesiaOceania Arts and Entertainment - Most islands of Polynesia were settled by A Colonisation and Extinction at the Margins of Polynesia D. 1000, and inter-island voyaging was a vital link sustaining small populations on isolated landfalls. More than a dozen ecologically-marginal islands found throughout the eastern Pacific have records of prehistoric settlement, but were abandoned by the time of European contact. | |||||||||
