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This is an amazing and well-known resource for practicing aural skills in music.

Wondering how we can use all these new technologies in a "traditional" ensemble classroom? (I know I am). Here are practical ways to use technology in band!

The tutorial was well done with good practice tips, and moved along at a decent pace. The one thing that I didn't like was that there was no talk about color or dynamics while playing and practicing.

Website focuses on ear training. Great for intervals and modes. Uses audio and visuals. Has practice exercises and practice tests.

I found a great article that covers music copyright issues in the classroom. Check this article out - The Center for Social Media showcases and analyzes media for public knowledge and action-media made by, for, and with publics to address the problems that they share. We pay particular attention to the evolution of documentary film and video in a digital era. With research, public events, and convenings, we explore the fast-changing environment for public media.

A new breakthrough in getting students to want to practice.

A very great resource for any percussionist! 

Drumset Playalong Tracks Vic Firth playalong tracks are the perfect tool for both the private teaching studio and for individual practice.

This site contains lessons and quizzes pertaining to teaching music theory. It can be used for both assessment and practice for students.

A website filled with digital games and activates with music related goals.

This article takes a look at how Chinese students prepare for the future while still focusing on right now, and how we as American students can connect with them through our common language, music & music education. I find it interesting to learn about how other countries our practicing, & learning music and what they are doing to prepare for the future. And maybe as Americans we can be taught something new, and strive to work even harder through their example.

This is another tool to create band tracks. It's only $12.99 in the app store. It has high reviews and appears to be an intuitive interface.

I've used this for private lesson and my own practicing. It's great!

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!