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In a crunch, this site is great for finding translations of popular vocal repertoire.

Sheet music domain. Most music is free to print and easily accessible. Scores range from printed to handwritten and for several different instruments.

Great resource for furthering music theory knowledge. It covers various topics from basic theory to advanced.

Great games for music learning and memorization of solfege, instruments, music notes and the like.

A major resource for students, teachers and the like regarding music in classrooms and life...geared towards advocacy and assistance.

Great podcast for teachers looking for ideas and opportunities to share and utilize in the classroom or to build a sense of community regarding music in schools.

Great site for building aural skills and conducting music theory tutorials.

Royalty free music for download and use in mixes

Great free site for practicing basic and some advanced music skills.

"Ever wondered why Christmas Reindeer have red noses? You are about to find out with this musical Reindeer Orchestra. Make sure your volume is up."

"This is an amazing Windows, Mac and Raspberry Pi download which combines coding and composing music. Within a few minutes everyone can begin to make something tuneful and after a few lessons your students may even come up with a symphony or two."

"Creating music tracks used to be time consuming and expensive. But with sites like this, anyone can make their own synthesised tracks using virtual mixing desk. Click on launch to start the app. Choose your equipment or use the default desk to get you going. You can listen and even remix tracks from other members on the site."

"Two child-friendly music Apple apps. A sound sampler which record sounds and play them back to make interesting 'music', the other is drum machine. Supply your own earplugs!"

"I loved reading @thatboycanteach's blog this morning about music and his classroom-based Youtube battles with a former colleague. It got me thinking about how I use music within my lessons. To jolly my Y8 students along, I play 3 minutes of Bennie Hill's theme music as a signal that they should clear away practical equipment and return to their seats. It's great to see the startled look on their faces as soon as they hear the tune and then remember that they need to completely pack away before the music ends."