Other Music Resources

Below is a carefully selected collection of particularly useful resources on the Internet.


    » Music Education Articles and Info -- on About.com, with Espie Estrella (musiced.about.com)


    » Free scores at free-scores.com
    » Planet-sax.com: The free saxophone site


    » Classical.net -- (includes history overview and links to much composer information)
    » AMS links -- Scholarly sites about music history from the American Musicological Society
    » Resources organized by time period -- University of Cork, National University of Ireland


    » http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~tas3/mus303/index.html -- Timothy A. Smith, DMA, Northern Arizona University, excellent website on form


    » http://www.kunstderfuge.com/theory/terms.html -- Glossary of terms
    » http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~tas3/bachindex.html -- Much information on Bach (fugues, canons, etc.)
    » http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~tas3/wtc/index.html -- Animated analyses of WTC I fugues, some II


    » JazzCorner
    » All About Jazz
    » Jazzbooks.com -- Jamey Aebersold's website, many, many great resources for improving jazz musicianship
    » PlayJazz.com
    » JazzOnline


    » Piano Nanny -- free piano lessons


    » PracticeSpot.com -- Great theory resources, manuscript paper, piano practice tools, etc.; click "free tools" at left of page
    » Music theory online -- Online theory encyclopedia, includes figured bass, instrument ranges, chords, scales, etc., etc., VERY useful
    » Musictheory.net -- Outstanding! Many interactive quizzes, inc. notes, keys, intervals, triads, keyboard notes, brass fingerings, intervals/scales/chords ear training, customizable STAFF PAPER generator, plus lessons in music theory.
    » http://www.teoria.com/ -- Interactive exercises for developing theory and ear-training skills (mostly fundamentals level)
    » http://www.miles.be/ -- Functional Ear Trainer: Downloadable program that teaches ear training in the context of key (Windows only).
    » http://www.wmich.edu/mus-theo/etg/et_guide.html -- David Loberg Code's excellent Aural Comprehension Guide site.
    » eMusictheory.com -- Interactive theory and ear training practice
    » Bigears interval drill program -- Plays an interval for you to identify
    » http://www.schenkerguide.com/ -- Introduction to Schenkerian analysis, a powerful analysis tool
    » http://www.humanities.mcmaster.ca/~renwick/glosstart.htm -- Schenkerian analysis glossary


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