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This video outlines one of my reasons for becoming a music teacher - AND it
has some funny bits and a section of Shenandoah!
Jack Stamp on Music and Shenandoah by TicheliMultimedia Music Dictionary at Virginia Tech
http://www.music.vt.edu/musicdictionary/Web-based metronome - Use this at every practice session.
(I like the "cool" color choice myself)
http://www.metronomeonline.com/United States Military Academy Band, WestPoint, NY
http://www.usma.edu/Band/Supportmusic.com
http://www.supportmusic.comMusic Friends
http://www.musicfriends.orgInformation about Spring Festival, by Chen Yi. This link will
take you to a page where you can access the CD-ROM.
http://www.bandquest.org/music/springfestival.shtmlNYSSMA
http://www.NYSSMA.orgMusic Educator's National Conference - The National Music
Education Organization
http://www.menc.orgCajun Folk Songs Page: Read about and listen to the piece!!
http://www.manhattanbeachmusic.com/html/cajun_folk_songs_i.htmlElements of Music Presentation
http://www.wmich.edu/mus-gened/mus152/Elements/sld001.htmTHE SIGHT READING FACTORY – www.sightreadingfactory.com: Free sight reading generator of short excerpts. For a fee, you can generate longer versions.
MUSIC THEORY.NET – www.musictheory.net: Welcome to Ricci Adams’ Musictheory.net. To begin your journey into the realm of music, please select a lesson, trainer, or utility from the lists below:
G MAJOR MUSIC THEORY – www.gmajormusictheory.org/: This site consolidates GILBERT DEBENEDETTI’S work in Music Theory. Each set of pages grew out of a need in his own teaching. When he first started at the Pittsburgh High School for the Creative and Performing Arts (CAPA), Mr. Debenedetti could not find a workbook appropriate for his high school students. His idea, which developed into a series of workbooks which he calls, “Pathways to Harmony,” was to write a transition, in small step by step increments, from music fundamentals to first year, Schenkerian-influenced, college theory.
EMUSICTHEORY.COM – www.emusictheory.com: Learning music is like learning a new language. You need a good teacher to show you the ropes, but you also need to practice what you’re learning — a lot — before it will feel natural and easy. The games on this website are more fun than writing in answers on paper, or doing problems in a book. Plus, you know right away if you get one wrong (and sometimes the game can give you a hint).
MUSICARDS.NET – www.musicards.net: Welcome to Musicards, an ever-growing collection of highly-customizable online music theory flash cards. These music flashcards can be used by beginning music students who are becoming acquainted with key music rudiments, all the way up to intermediate and advanced students who wish to fill in gaps here and there or increase fluency with existing knowledge.
TEORIA MUSIC THEORY WEB – www.teoria.com: A variety of tutorials and exercises; some quite advanced.