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Offers free ear training for various levels

We will demonstrate this program on Friday and have an assignment for you to complete by Monday.

Create music composition in your browser! Like Sibelius but free.

I finally got a chance to look at this! Really cool. I like free!

IMSLP has free public domain sheet music and scores for thousands of pieces of music available for study.

This site helped me throughout my music history courses. Great resource of older classical scores in particular.

Teacher's blog with many resources including a list of free music apps and programs to use in the classroom.

Share, download and print free sheet music for piano, guitar, flute and more on the world's largest community of sheet music creators.

Here are some free printable resources for learning music theory!

This is one of my go-to sources when I can't figure out how to make a sound or get an effect to behave the way I want it to. A good resource for anything related to production, not just EDM. 

Great way to get noteflight into wordpress...but it does take this little extra step

Dropbox is a free service that lets you bring your photos, docs, and videos anywhere and share them easily. Never email yourself a file again! This could be useful for sharing scores, recital videos, mp3s, ect.

Two ways to organize your programs parents

This site contains 26 free music theory lessons (which include some audio examples) and printable quizzes.

This downloads a demo file, so use on your own computer. It may not have a lot of functionality, but it will get you started!

A one-stop, comprehensive, non-profit resource for parents, students, teachers and fans of the piano, with over 1000 pages of free, non-commercial information, operated as a public service since 1995.

This article is exactly what the title states. These authors recommended different strategies for creating those safe places, so students young and old feel free to be themselves and perform despite any fears. Overall, the article is targeted toward eliminating those fears that students may have so nothing is stopping them from their full potential. I think the main point of this article is a great thing to keep in mind and remember as future music teachers.

This blog post collects 110 different music apps you can use in the classroom and categorizes them based on their function (ie: tuners, metronomes, sound exploration, etc.) Useful for all ages!

Free download of Music/MIDI shareware software. CD-Player - Slow down the speed of music without changing the pitch / MIDI