Music websites for students
With hundreds and hundreds of site results, the following represent a small sampling of music websites on the Internet today. If a link is no longer working or you would like to add to this list, please share so that this list can be updated.
Assessments
http://www.carnegiehall.org
Music Educators Toolbox contains open-source learning resources and assessment tools created for music classroom use.
Band and Choral Websites
http://nationaljazzworkshop.org
Free educational materials for Jazz.
Symphony-Based Websites
http://www.sfskids.org/
San Francisco Symphony: A fun and playful series of educational modules presented as immersive environments and using animal avatars as guides; explore between composers, instruments and music compositions, and much more.
http://www.nyphilkids.org/
New York Philharmonic: Great graphics and fun games, especially for instrumental students.
http://www.dsokids.com/
Dallas Symphony Orchestra: Their mission is to provide attractive, accessible and child-friendly resources that introduce symphonic music, the orchestra and its instruments, and to encourage both adults and young people to explore the world of the symphony orchestra.
http://www.bso.org
Boston Symphony Orchestra: Offers kids and parents access to educational games and resources to teach music theory and musical concepts.
http://www.nsokids.org/
Nashville Symphony Orchestra: Learn more about the instruments of the orchestra.
Music Game/Theory/History/Listening Websites
www.musiclearningcommunity.com
This website contains hundreds of learning games of varying levels, all carefully planned to gain mastery of the elements of music theory, ear training and rhythmic skills in an exciting, challenging environment.
http://pianoeducation.org/pnokids.html
This site is just for kids—to talk to other kids about piano, listen to the Taz-man, jump to other cool places, time travel to meet a famous composer or pianist, get a great tip to help withlessons, get help with writing piano or music reports or even ask aquestion!
www.datadragon.com
Learning about and listening to different instruments, reading music, musical genres and links to additional sites are the features of this site.
http://www.teoria.com/
This is a great site for music theory.
www.boowakwala.com
This site offers ninety-nine additional sites for music and learning.
www.homeworkspot.com/theme/classicalmusic.htm
This site offers many links to quality classical music sites.
http://www.tritonemusic.com/
Features online, interactive piano lessons that can be used in conjunction with traditional piano lessons.
http://www.musictheory.net/
Includes quality theory tutorials, and interactive identification and ear training drills in note reading, key signatures, intervals and triads.
musictheory.halifax.ns.ca/lessons.html
This site contains 26 free music theory lessons (which include some audio examples) and printable quizzes.
www.creatingmusic.com
Elementary-age students can enjoy exploring, creating and manipulating music.
pbskids.org/chuck/index.html#/jazz
Elementary students can enjoy playing with an interactive Improvisation Station.
www.anvilstudio.com
Enable students to compose from a MIDI keyboard and add voice-overs or other audio recorded through a microphone.
http://www.smartmusic.com/
Access online accompaniments that function as virtual accompanists.
http://www.good-ear.com/
This site offers ear training and theory skills.
http://www.MakingMusicFun.net
This site contains lots of free music resources for elementary music classroom teachers, private music instructors and homeschool parents, for the purpose of building kids up in positive ways and enriching their lives with an appreciation for music and learning.
http://www.happynote.com/en/music-notes.html
Happy Note! music games (shareware and freeware) are both amusing and educational. They offer a way to learn to read music notes in treble clef and bass clef the fun way.
http://www.classicsforkids.com
Classics for Kids® is here to help you learn about classical music and have fun too!
http://www.titlemax.com/songs-to-sing-in-the-car-for-kids/
Songs to sing in the car with kids
http://www.carnegiehall.org
Music Educators Toolbox contains open-source learning resources and assessment tools created for music classroom use.
Band and Choral Websites
http://nationaljazzworkshop.org
Free educational materials for Jazz.
Symphony-Based Websites
http://www.sfskids.org/
San Francisco Symphony: A fun and playful series of educational modules presented as immersive environments and using animal avatars as guides; explore between composers, instruments and music compositions, and much more.
http://www.nyphilkids.org/
New York Philharmonic: Great graphics and fun games, especially for instrumental students.
http://www.dsokids.com/
Dallas Symphony Orchestra: Their mission is to provide attractive, accessible and child-friendly resources that introduce symphonic music, the orchestra and its instruments, and to encourage both adults and young people to explore the world of the symphony orchestra.
http://www.bso.org
Boston Symphony Orchestra: Offers kids and parents access to educational games and resources to teach music theory and musical concepts.
http://www.nsokids.org/
Nashville Symphony Orchestra: Learn more about the instruments of the orchestra.
Music Game/Theory/History/Listening Websites
www.musiclearningcommunity.com
This website contains hundreds of learning games of varying levels, all carefully planned to gain mastery of the elements of music theory, ear training and rhythmic skills in an exciting, challenging environment.
http://pianoeducation.org/pnokids.html
This site is just for kids—to talk to other kids about piano, listen to the Taz-man, jump to other cool places, time travel to meet a famous composer or pianist, get a great tip to help withlessons, get help with writing piano or music reports or even ask aquestion!
www.datadragon.com
Learning about and listening to different instruments, reading music, musical genres and links to additional sites are the features of this site.
http://www.teoria.com/
This is a great site for music theory.
www.boowakwala.com
This site offers ninety-nine additional sites for music and learning.
www.homeworkspot.com/theme/classicalmusic.htm
This site offers many links to quality classical music sites.
http://www.tritonemusic.com/
Features online, interactive piano lessons that can be used in conjunction with traditional piano lessons.
http://www.musictheory.net/
Includes quality theory tutorials, and interactive identification and ear training drills in note reading, key signatures, intervals and triads.
musictheory.halifax.ns.ca/lessons.html
This site contains 26 free music theory lessons (which include some audio examples) and printable quizzes.
www.creatingmusic.com
Elementary-age students can enjoy exploring, creating and manipulating music.
pbskids.org/chuck/index.html#/jazz
Elementary students can enjoy playing with an interactive Improvisation Station.
www.anvilstudio.com
Enable students to compose from a MIDI keyboard and add voice-overs or other audio recorded through a microphone.
http://www.smartmusic.com/
Access online accompaniments that function as virtual accompanists.
http://www.good-ear.com/
This site offers ear training and theory skills.
http://www.MakingMusicFun.net
This site contains lots of free music resources for elementary music classroom teachers, private music instructors and homeschool parents, for the purpose of building kids up in positive ways and enriching their lives with an appreciation for music and learning.
http://www.happynote.com/en/music-notes.html
Happy Note! music games (shareware and freeware) are both amusing and educational. They offer a way to learn to read music notes in treble clef and bass clef the fun way.
http://www.classicsforkids.com
Classics for Kids® is here to help you learn about classical music and have fun too!
http://www.titlemax.com/songs-to-sing-in-the-car-for-kids/
Songs to sing in the car with kids