Digital Musicking

A fun way to test your music theory knowledge. The website has great videos for teaching the basics of music theory notation. The app itself is simple to use and easy to understand. As a vocalist I especially like the ear-training section.

Aside from it's hideously ugly design, this website offers a lot of great information and recordings for you and your students if you are studying baroque music.

(a) The purpose of the resource is to have interactive activities for instructional use and possibly free-time in the music classroom. (b) The specific musical content the resource deals with Note identification, note reading  (c) I would use this site for more free-time activities.

(a) The purpose of the resource is to have interactive activities for instructional use and possibly free-time in the music classroom. (b) The specific musical content the resource deals with Note identification, note reading  (c) I would use this site for more free-time activities.

A review site of free music education software. A great resource for Music teachers.

(a) The purpose of the resource is to have interactive activities for instructional use and possibly free-time in the music classroom.(b) The specific musical content the resource deals with Note identification, note reading (c) I would use this site for both instructional and free-time activities.

(a) The purpose of the resource is to have provide a database of articles and interviews covering an array of musical subjects for use in and outside of the music classroom.(b) This resource covers EVERY national music standard! (c) I would use this site for instructional use in the classroom and outside of the classroom.

Another site with reviews of low cost or free music tech software. This is great for music teachers on a tight budget.

a) The purpose of the resource is to have provide a database of teacher materials including lesson plans and materials inside of the music classroom.(b) This resource covers most national music standards including note reading, pitch identification, and music vocabulary. (c) I would use this site for instructional use in the classroom and outside of the classroom.

Great website that offers lesson plans, software and resources as well as a blog on music education.  

Being a blues fan myself I love this approach.

This is an amazing resource for saxophonists and directors looking for help with their instrument. This site contains over 10,000 users who help and assist with finding "the lick," alternate altissimo fingerings, forward coning, and more.

This is an amazing resource for saxophonists and directors looking for help with their instrument. This site contains over 10,000 users who help and assist with finding "the lick," alternate altissimo fingerings, forward coning, and more.

This is a resource instrument that helps basically describe every music instrument in the band and orchestra. It also contains a few basic lessons and exercises aimed at strong tone building through long tones lip slurs, and more.

This is a resource instrument that helps basically describe every music instrument in the band and orchestra. It also contains a few basic lessons and exercises aimed at strong tone building through long tones lip slurs, and more.

This is a wonderful resource for warm ups geared at making great tonal control and projection on a tuba. Some of the exercises are developed from famous tuba parts in the orchestral repertoire, and some have been developed by the great Arnold Jacobs.

This is a wonderful resource for warm ups geared at making great tonal control and projection on a tuba. Some of the exercises are developed from famous tuba parts in the orchestral repertoire, and some have been developed by the great Arnold Jacobs.

This is a private forum where users can ask and answer questions related to work found in the control booth of an auditorium, gigs, and pro sound. It is great for asking questions related especially to getting good sound and lighting on stage with your crew and helpers for a concert.

This is a private forum where users can ask and answer questions related to work found in the control booth of an auditorium, gigs, and pro sound. It is great for asking questions related especially to getting good sound and lighting on stage with your crew and helpers for a concert.

This is a search engine database of commonly used "licks" in jazz that can be used for specific functions. For instance, you may type in ii V I and bopland will search for all licks in its database that can satisfy a ii V I progression. It is very helpful for jazz classes and for students stuck on improvisation creativity.

This is a search engine database of commonly used "licks" in jazz that can be used for specific functions. For instance, you may type in ii V I and bopland will search for all licks in its database that can satisfy a ii V I progression. It is very helpful for jazz classes and for students stuck on improvisation creativity.

Journal dealing with brain research and the effects of music

Interesting blog on music teaching and performance

I am constantly challenging my students to look for patterns in music. I didn't realize that there was actual research behind it.

This is a great resource for Smart board activities and lessons for the music classroom.  It contains lessons and handouts.

Software for learning recorder with a variety of popular tunes.  There is a fre