See also the Wikipedia List of guqin societies. There are often changes in this list, and net search for "guqin" often turns up others.

• http://www.newyorkqin.org
  Website of the New York Qin Society (also on Facebook)
• http://www.peiyouqin.com/
  NY Qin Society member Judy Chang Peiyou has information about both the qin and the Society
• http://www.dydomusic.com/services.htm
  NY Qin Society member Stephen Dydo has information about both his qin playing and making
• http://www.melodyofdragon.org/liuli.html
  Web page of qin player Liu Li (member of New York's Melody of Dragon ensemble)
• http://www.shinyiyang.com/
  Web page of Yang Shinyi, who teaches qin as well as other instruments in Boston.
• http://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~jrb/chin/index.htmland and http://www.cs.pdx.edu/~jrb/chinurls.html
  Qin site of Jim Binkley, including his translation of the sections of Yuguzhai Qinpu on qin construction
• http://www.pacificguqinassociation.org/
  The Pacific Guqin Association is based in the city of San Francisco
• http://www.guqin.com
  Wang Fei's North American Guqin Association; Wang Fei teaches qin across the bay from San Francisco
• http://www.chineseculture.net/wangfei/
  Personal website of Wang Fei; has a link about her teacher, Li Xiangting
• http://torguqin.wordpress.com/
  Toronto Guqin Association.
• http://www.guqinclub.com/
  Northern Crane Guqin Club (Toronto)
• http://www.physics.ubc.ca/~evko/guqin.html
  Guqin website of Evert Koster
• http://www.ukchinesemusic.com/londonyoulanqin/
  The London Youlan Qin Society; also on Facebook
• http://www.cechinatrans.demon.co.uk/home.html
  Website of Christopher Evans (currently the guqin section has only is musical links)
• http://www.ukchinesemusic.com
  Website of Cheng Yu, who teaches qin in London
• http://guqin.mybesthost.com/en/
  Friends of Guqin; English pages of a Spanish language website
• http://www.tsechunyan.com
  Website of Tse Chun-Yan (Hong Kong), focused on his qin compositions
• http://www.medieval.org/music/world/china.html
  Oddly for an early music page this list of recommended CDs does not mention that they all use the modern metal strings
• http://www.plu.edu/~youtzgl/essays/silk.html
  Links to Gregory Youtz, Silk and Bamboo: An introduction to Chinese Musical Culture; see especially Music of the Scholar
• http://www.chinapage.com/4arts.html
  Four arts of the Chinese scholar

   
  As of latest observation the following were Chinese language-only websites:

• http://www.wulin.hk/
  Wulin Qinyuan, based in Hong Kong
• http://www.guqin.pku.edu.cn/
  Peking University Guqin Society; the last I looked their English page was still under construction
• http://www.china-qin.com/
  Meian Qin Society website (formerly had some English pages)
• http://www.lztqg.com/
  樂只堂琴館 Le Zhi Tang Qin Guan (Shi Jing #172: le zhi = happiness). Site of 金蔚 Jin Wei, who has made a silk string CD.
• http://www.tongdengzhongyao.com
  Guqin website in Chengdu
• http://guqinchineseassociation.blogspot.com/
  中華古琴學會 China Guqin Association (Taiwan)
• http://zenart.hijump.hinet.net
  Website of the Yingzhou Qin Society, Taiwan
• http://lanlingqs.blogspot.com/
  Lanling Qin Society in Kuala Lumpur; teacher 陳雯 Chen Wen (also on Facebook)
• Dalv Guqin Music School
  Facebook page of the 大吕琴院 Dalü Qinyuan of Ngiam Chee Jieh (閻居傑 Yan Jujie) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

   
  Japanese websites:

• http://rose.zero.ad.jp/~zad70693/eng/index.html
  English page of the Kamakura Qin Society (links to silk string recordings by 伏見无家 Muka Fushimi; also see on Facebook)
• www.sakatakoten.com/kinsha.html
  東京琴社 Tokyo Qin Society (the address usually given for this has not worked for me)

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