Best composer homepage?

[Lethevich]

I was looking for information on a Raff symphony and noticed what a great resource the Raff Society's homepage is. It can be a little difficult to browse, but there is lots of information on various works of a programme note quality (which is nothing to sniff at given the obscurity of the music involved): http://www.raff.org/index.htm

Another excellent one is for Havergal Brian: http://www.havergalbrian.org/

The great achivement of http://www.hberlioz.com/ almost goes without saying - only recently has the Wikipedia entry overtaken it on Google's hit list (sadly, this is partly my fault, as I greatly improved the WP article a year back, although who knows what horrible state it is currently in).

Does anybody have any recommendations for society/enthusiast websites dedicated to a composer with enough information for the reader to gain a detailed understanding of the artist and their music? The relative obscurity of the composer in question is a plus

[Catison]

I used to visit http://prokofiev.org back in the day.  But it is fallen to neglect.  The forums are quite good, though.

[Tapkaara]

May I humbly suggest the site I run about the Japanese composer Akira Ifukube: www.akiraifukube.org.

You have likely never heard of him, and thus a website about him may be of limited interest to you, but here it is anyway!

[snyprrr]

Most all Composer sites have sooomeone making them look good and slick, no? Haven't really seen a bad one yet.