
African Drumming Lesson
Five(ish) Minute African Drum Lessons. In this series, percussionist Farai Malianga talks about drums and
Continue reading →Five(ish) Minute African Drum Lessons. In this series, percussionist Farai Malianga talks about drums and
Continue reading →At this time when families are educating and entertaining while sheltering in place, the Negaunee
Continue reading →Activities and resources put together by the CSO.
Continue reading →Comprehensive modern band resources. Instructional videos, links to songs with chord charts for ukelele, piano,
Continue reading →Several areas to explore, good for teaching rhythm basics, Drum set students can benefit from
Continue reading →Creates random rhythms with different difficulty options. Helps students read and notate music. See the
Continue reading →Links to different interviews about potential careers in music. Visit JW Pepper site.
Continue reading →Musicplay Online – usually paid subscription, but free through school closures.
Continue reading →Fresh approach to snare by Mark Wessels. Watch his videos on his YouTube channel.
Continue reading →Interactive speech synthesis tool to teach about the areas of voice and vocal technique. Try
Continue reading →Incredible assortment of tools for visualizing and creating music. Visit Control Alt Achieve!
Continue reading →Exploratorium is a fun, interactive website about the science of music.
Continue reading →Cloud-based music creation tool using virtual instruments. Helps students improve, arrange, and compose music. Visit
Continue reading →Online rum machine (create drum loops & rhythms). Helps improve, arrange, and compose music. Visit
Continue reading →Interactive websites that features composers, musical technique, history, musical scores, and more on the San
Continue reading →Improve, arrange, and compose music on this fun site. Visit Chrome Music Lab.
Continue reading →Virtual musical instruments can be found on the Virtual Musical Instrument site. Students will also
Continue reading →A fun drag-and-drop tool for rhythms and beats. Helps students Improve, Arrange, and Compose Music.
Continue reading →Great online tool for Performing, Composing, and Sharing Music. Found on the UJAM site.
Continue reading →Fun, interactive sports games for learning how to read music, while learning to read and
Continue reading →Music games, activities, quizzes, and download free sheet music on the Arts Alive website. Also
Continue reading →Music quizzes, tutorials, flashcards, and more on the interactive music theory website Music Theory website.
Continue reading →Play Beethoven’s Baseball or place composers on a timeline, while learning music history on the
Continue reading →13 Must-Have Chrome Apps for Music Teachers on the Educational Technology and Mobile Learning site.
Continue reading →Improvise and notate music with a virtual keyboard. Use your phone, or computer using QWERTY
Continue reading →Improvise and Notate Music with BeatLab by using a simple “create a beat” tool.
Continue reading →Learn music notes and instrument fingerings on Music Racer website. Aslo enjoy fun interactive sports
Continue reading →Read and notate music on the Kidz Page website. Play the music notes game. Great
Continue reading →Listen to and analyze music with games, learning tools, tutorials and more on Spinx Kids. You
Continue reading →In Music as a Language Victor Wooten makes the case for learning in the same
Continue reading →Bravo supports the music programs of the Waukegan Public Schools, providing resources on a needs basis to students, parents and music faculty.