Where on the Cloud are my songs?

You can see all of your matched songs in your iTunes Library on your computer:

Check iCloud Status

iCloud status will help you to determine whether a song was purchased from the iTunes Store, matched, uploaded, or is ineligible for upload. Items might not be eligible for upload if:

• Your computer is not authorized for playback for that item.
• The music video was not purchased from the iTunes Store or was purchased using a different Apple ID.

To see the iCloud status of your songs:

1. Open iTunes. Make sure that you're in the My Music window. If you're not, click on the Music icon in the upper-left corner, then click on My Music in the top-middle of the screen.
2. In the pop-up menu in the upper-right corner of the screen, select Songs.
3. In the same menu, click Show Columns.
4. Make sure that there is a check next to iCloud Status. If there's not, click on iCloud Status.
   A status button will then be visible next to songs.
   

If a song contains DRM and is no longer available on the iTunes Store for purchase, the song is uploaded to iCloud and made available for download in protected DRM format. You will be required to authorize your computer or device for playback.

A song will not be uploaded to iCloud if the song contains DRM, was purchased using a different Apple ID, and could not be matched.

When you subscribe to or enable iTunes Match, your iOS device or computer will be associated to the Apple ID being used for iTunes Match. Learn more about Manage your associated devices in iTunes - Apple Support.

Cheers,

GB

Sign into iTunes ln your phone, go I'm the music app and all your purchased music should be their.

The OP isn't looking for "purchased" music exclusively. They have iTunes Match, which means they are looking for purchased as well as music they have personally burned to their iTunes Library. The only place you can see the entire collection is in iTunes on a Computer.

GB

iTunes Match will store your uploaded songs in iCloud, and matched songs can be downloaded from the App Store. But this part of iCloud is separate from other uses of iCloud. You do not see see your songs on iCloud Drive or on the web interface. You only access it using iTunes or the Music.app, as gail from main said.

I have an IMac (Yosemite OS 10.10.1) and IPod Touch. My 7000 songs on ITunes (almost all NOT bought from ITunes)

on my IMac are also backed up on my IPod Touch, supposedly via The Cloud.

I pay yearly to have my songs backed up on the Cloud.

With iTunes Match you are paying for synchronized cloud storage across your devices, but not for a backup. iTunes Match is not meant as a backup of your iTunes Library. It is a central storage for your music in iCloud, that is synced with all devices.

(see: http://www.apple.com/itunes/itunes-match/)

If you change a song or delete a song, these changes will propagate to all your devices. Don't rely on iTunes Match as your only backup. You cannot restore the previous version or deleted items from iTunes Match. That is, why you always need a backup of your iTunes library on your Mac, for example on an external drive, like described at this link: Back up your iTunes library by copying it to an external drive - Apple Support

That was a direct cut and paste from the Apple Support page.

Try this instead:

While in Music>My Music, click on the View option on the top menu, then click on "Show Music in the Cloud". This will show all music in the cloud that it not currently downloaded to your computer. What I wasn't sure of (I do not have Match), was whether checking this option would show you both purchased, as well as your personal music that is stored in the cloud.

So, the reason I did the direct cut and paste was in case the "view" was different when navigating to it that way. This is what I see when I look at that dropdown, following the instructions in the cut and paste:

I would think that once you display your music that is strictly in the cloud, you should see all your music listed, with the ones that are in the cloud only being shown with the little cloud next to them.

Cheers,

GB