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They create teaching resources for music, all with a fun emphasis and which are created and reviewed by the best music educators worldwide. The interactive music theory syllabus is divided into four levels. The cool thing about this is that lesson planning is already done, aural training is included, and games are included to reinforce learning.

A great source for instrumental and choral music

I really like this website because it's an excellent tool to use when trying to teach about different periods of music and their characteristics. Instead of digging through your music library, you can quickly scan imslp.org to see if a piece of music you'd like to analyze is available. Very awesome tool both as a student and a teacher.

This is also really useful for looking at original scores of early music, to explain the origins of notation and the development of the stave, barlines, etc.

Free Sheet Music, Music Lesson Plans, Music Composer Biographies, Music Theory Worksheets and More | Creative Resources for Elementary Music Education. Making Music Fun! has been really useful, especially for the younger students - upper PYP and younger MYP. I don't think I'll be using it for DP...

Welcome to the Student Studyspace for The Enjoyment of Music, 11. Effective and well-designed online resources help you succeed in your courses-- StudySpace is unmatched in providing a one-stop solution that's closely aligned with your textbook. Accessing protected content of this web site.

The Norton publishing website is Access protected content (you have to buy their text books to access the material) except for the chapter outlines for the text. The chapter outlines can be accessed by anybody. This is true for their Enjoyment of music text as well as their other texts as well, including 'A History of Western Music' that so many of us remember/fear from our college music history days.

Music Education website dedicated to the study of music and music theory online, from your About.Com Guide to Music Education, Espie Estrella.

"AllMusic is an online music guide service website and provides comprehensive music info including reviews and biographies. Get recommendations for new music to listen to, stream or own." It's just a great resource site for exploring music releases.

I use this site when I need to listen to musical excerpts of music from different genres.

Some fantastic articles/ guides on using a wide range of advanced audio technology in the classroom. Extremely useful for students leading EE investigations into music technology, or for students wishing to fulfil performance or composition elements using music technology. 

It is a site for use for music student to self learning through this site at theory component.

A great site where you can find free sheet music (from classical to pop and rock), lessons (instruments and theory), tools (guitar tuner and metronome). I find it very useful especially when I need musical pieces for my class.

Create, play back and print beautiful sheet music with free and easy to use music notation software MuseScore. For Windows, Mac and Linux.

Thanks for sharing, I use it too :)

This is an online music notation software where you can create/compose unlimited scores and share them with other noteflighters. You an also view, listen, and print others' works. This is ideal for learning to create/compose music on any device, anywhere, at anytime.

Noteflight® is an online music writing application that lets you create, view, print and hear music notation with professional quality, right in your web browser.

Noteflight is an online music writing application that lets you create, view, print and hear professional quality music notation right in your web browser. I use this with the MYP students with their compositions. It allows you to write up to 10 pieces with a limited set of instruments with the free version. There is a pay version which has many more instruments and an unlimited number of compositions. I like it because our DP program uses Sibelius and it is a good interface to get used to before moving over to Sibelius.

This is primarily what I will be using with my students who will be doing the creating portion of the IA

The Australian Music Centre provides access to recordings, scores, articles, analysis, digital samples, artist profiles, biographies, event listings, education resources and more - providing in depth coverage of Australian art music and sound art practice. This site is good as a starting point for repertoire ideas, with interesting cultural links identified.

"World Music: Traditions and Transformations" textbook resources. Great for finding powerpoints and source material for music outside of the Western tradition.

The Concise Garland Encyclopedia of World Music: The Middle East, South Asia, East Asia, Southeast Asia, Volume 2 Volume 2 of The Concise Garland Encyclopedia of World Music , Ellen Koskoff , ISBN 0415972930, 9780415972932 The concise Garland encyclopedia of world music: The Middle East, South Asia, East Asia, Southeast Asia , Ellen Koskoff , ISBN 0415972930, 9780415972932

This is a great site for accessing full scores of operas, art songs, orchestral works, chamber music, piano music, and other solo instrument, as well as sound recordings, and it's all free.

I find this site useful to find music scores for the classroom or for the students to explore how to write music using software.

Radio 3 World Music Archive this so helpful to teach music world music.

Resources and ideas for music, written by teachers to support teaching and learning.

Another great music theory website, with plenty of fun games and escalating challenges for students.

Another great music theory website, with plenty of fun games and escalating challenges for students.