www.silkqin.com/
NY Qin Society member John Thompson has long maintained this vital and comprehensive site, now at a new address. It is the largest source of English-language information on the qin on the Internet.

www.cechinatrans.demon.co.uk/toc-qin.html
This is the other great guqin resource in English, and has also been a treasure for a long time. Although covering a comparably broad range of material, the amount of overlap with Thompson's site is amazingly slight.

www.peiyouqin.com
NY Qin Society member Judy Chang Peiyou has detail information about the qin playing techniques.

www.ukchinesemusic.com
The pipa virtuoso Cheng Yu also  teaches qin in London. Her site contains much information on the UK scene, as well as information about the UK Chinese Ensemble.

www.cs.pdx.edu/~jrb/chin/index.html
Jim Binkley is a pioneer in guqin construction. This URL has his translation of the sections of the Yuguzhai Qinpu on qin construction.

www.wuziying.com/index.html
A Qin player, Wu Ziying 吳自英 guqin website. Before immigrating to the United States, he was a professor of traditional Chinese Music at Shanghai Normal University and was the director of the Shanghai Qin Association.

www.chineseculture.net/wangfei
Wang Fei teaches qin in the San Francisco Bay area and convenes frequent yajis. This site contains information about her activities, clips of qin music, and information about her teacher, Li Xianting. See www.guqin.com for information on her North American Guqin Association.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guqin
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