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woodwind intonation
woodwind intonation
This is a great resource, woodwinds! Visit this website for a tutorial on proper embouchure creation/checking, how to tune your instrument, pitch tendencies, and alternate fingerings.
music first!
music first!
You all have your own log-in! This website has many different music resources for you to explore, use, and learn!
Noteflight: Composing software. Use this to write your own music!
SightReading Factory: Sight-reading generator. Use this improve your sight-reading skills.
Auralia: Ear training software. Use this to improve your ability to "play by ear."
O-Generator: Beat-making software. Use this to make beat tracks to mix and/or play along.
Musition: Music theory software. Use this to improve your music-reading and understanding.
Focus on Sound: This is an interactive encyclopedia/dictionary of music.
PracticeFirst: Practice software: Use this to help you guide and judge your practice.
https://ridgefield5-12.musicfirstclassroom.com/
username: firstname.lastname
password: music1
LISTEN!! :
LISTEN!! :
printable staff paper
printable staff paper
https://www.blanksheetmusic.net/
ONLINE METRONOME!!
ONLINE METRONOME!!
This website has SO many free resources that can help you learn how to read music and also understand how it is notated. And, BONUS: Some are GAMES!!! There are teaching elements, practice elements, as well as reference tools. Below is an explanation of what is available in the different tabs:
Lessons Tab: These "lessons" explain the different elements of musical notation, including how to read them and what they mean. This covers an extremely wide range of concepts, beginning with rhythmic notation, and ending with analyzing chordal structures of music.
Exercises Tab: This is an excellent resource, and it is here that you will find the GAMES! Here, you can find customizable practice exercises for the elements learned or explained in the Lessons Tab. They break it down into different types of exercises, all of which include beginning-level concepts through advanced:
Identification: Quizzing yourself on recognizing what you see.
Construction: Flips the quiz from recalling what you see, to being able to create/write what is required.
Ear Training: This quizzes your ear/memory recall - ULTIMATE CHALLENGE!
Tools Tab: This will "calculate" visual representations of the different elements. The most usable calculator for most of you will be the Scale Calculator.
mario paint!!
mario paint!!
musescore
musescore
This is a FREE music writing software! Experiment with writing your own music!
Save The Music
Save The Music
This foundation has gone above and beyond to create a platform of online resources for at-home musical growth. The number of resources can be overwhelming, but worth the perusal. Especially check out the "Virtual Concerts and Tours" tab.
Music Theory Videos
Music Theory Videos
This site provides videos that explain every basic aspect of music theory. Music Theory is essentially WHY things are written the way they are, and WHAT exactly the things you see are.
Student Brass
Student Brass
5th/6th grade brass students - this is for you!! Click on your instrument and explore the music and play-along tracks for your instrument. It does not get very challenging, but they are fun play-along tracks!
suggested Practice-aid apps:
suggested Practice-aid apps:
Soundcorset. This is a chromatic tuner and a metronome, all in one!
Bandmate Chromatic Tuner. This is a great tuning app that works GREAT for transposing instruments.
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