Teacher Resources
• iFlipr – An awesome virtual flash cards site. Use them for quizzes, theory training, aural exercises and more. I have linked to the search page for ‘music.’
• Dolmetsch Online – The ultimate reference site for theory and everything musical
• Garageband Lesson Plans – If you ever wanted to make something in garageband to teah the musical concepts, create a listening task or compose a 12 Bar Blues Progression visit this link. I have also created a series of exams in Garageband with a tutorial here, enjoy…
• Music Theory – The method behind the music, with an interactive flash keyboard
• Classical Works – Music history, terms and MIDI files
• Music Tech Wiki – Links, Lessons, Links and ideas. What more could you want?
• Audio Tool – Online music creation suite
• Jam Studio - Compose, record and share your own music, or just make a backing track
• EARS – Listen and Learn with a flash developed music site from Mount Royal College
• YMI Teaching Kits – Lots of film music study materials here
• Making Music Fun – Worksheets, Sheet Music and even Orff Arrangements to hear and download
• Curriculum Online UK – Teacher support materials from Propellerheads Reason videos to Flash Cards and worksheets
• Ancient Future – a site creating a window into all types of world music
Music Education Software (Mac or Windows)
• Aquallegro – FREE aural training software for Mac OS X (I highly recommend it)
• Musical Scales – An excellent program that has all scales spelled out with related chords for FREE
• Pslams & Ragas – This tool provides ancient psalms & ragas for FREE. There is even a keyboard that plays them for you so you can see the psalm or raga demonstrated “realistically.”
• The Music Interactive – An excellent site with ‘tools that school.’ It has great rhythmic and melodic games for junior years that would work wonders with an interactive whiteboard or a very fun music teacher!
• iAnalyse – An awesome tool for adding any PDF/JPEG of score to an Mp3 and syncing the two with analysing tools, graphic scoring methods, highlighting etc. it is like having an interactive whiteboard on your laptop with the power to analyse any work and present it as a slideshow. Check it out on Youtube in action
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