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Below are a list of resources you and your students may explore. Some are helpful for practice and homework, others are simply for fun!
Below are a list of resources you and your students may explore. Some are helpful for practice and homework, others are simply for fun!
In addition to the games and resources below, live concerts are a wonderful way to enrich your student's musical background. Boston and the surrounding areas are home a variety of ensembles, from symphonic wind bands and film orchestras to chamber choirs and string groups. Many concerts offer free or reduced tickets for students and children and local libraries often have special deals as well. If you attend a live concert with your child, send them to music with a concert program so our class can hear about their experience!
In addition to the games and resources below, live concerts are a wonderful way to enrich your student's musical background. Boston and the surrounding areas are home a variety of ensembles, from symphonic wind bands and film orchestras to chamber choirs and string groups. Many concerts offer free or reduced tickets for students and children and local libraries often have special deals as well. If you attend a live concert with your child, send them to music with a concert program so our class can hear about their experience!
Experiment with sound! From creating your own composition to 'painting' music, these fun activities are a wonderful way for musicians of all ages to explore music as creators.
https://pbskids.org/games/music
A variety of music related games for kids featuring beloved characters they know.
https://www.classicsforkids.com/games.html
The games on this site are perfect for students who are still learning about music and practicing rhythm and note exercises. There are even some games to help teach them about composers!
https://www.proprofsgames.com/music-memory/
This game is great practice for pitch memory and practicing intervals.
https://insidetheorchestra.org/musical-games/
Become an orchestra expert! This game is perfect for children to learn about the different instruments and even offers them the opportunity to see actual orchestra members demonstrate their instruments.
https://femurdesign.com/theremin/
Who hasn't wanted to try their hand at playing the theremin? Be aware that the sounds a theremin make can be quite shrill!
https://www.musictheory.net/exercises
This site has wonderful practice exercises for students working on everything from note identification to chord building. The level of difficulty can be tailored to the student. The free content is extensive, but there are options for additional purchasable content for students who wish to explore further.
https://tonesavvy.com/music-practice-exercises/
Another collection of customizable quizzes and exercises to practice basic music theory skills.
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