Usman Riaz is a 21 year old guitarist who taught himself how to play by watching his idols on YouTube. Preston Reed invented a percussive technique for the guitar and performs with Usman in this enjoyable video.
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Sunday, September 25, 2011
51 Web Sites For Music Teachers
MUSIC SITES
AfriClassical- African Heritage in Classical Music
Aria Database- close to 1,300 arias
Atlas of Plucked Instruments
Blank Sheet Music- free printable staff paper; many choices available
Choral Public Domain Library -5,000 free public domain scores
Classics for Kids- this site has a musical dictionary, games, information on instruments of the orchestra.
Conductor.com -sheet music links etc.
Incredibox-create rhythms
International Music Score Project- currently 85,000 scores
Let's Sing It- lyrics to songs (extensive)
MuseScore- free music notation software; Mac and PC download
Music Education Links Page- long list for choir and individual instruments
Music Instrument Makers' Forum-building guitars, violins, dulcimers, banjos, drums etc.; repair also discussed here.
Music Staff.com- -music teacher directory
Music Theory and History Online- extensive listing of resources
Mutopia- currently 1,680 pieces of music to download for free
Songs For Teaching- lyrics and products (CDs etc.) some $$$
Sphinx Kids! Classical Music Interactive- activities and games
The Teacher's Guide to Children's Songs- from A-Z
Virtual Instrument Museum- from Wesleyan University
Boston Symphony Orchestra Lesson Plans
Classics For Kids- lesson plans cover grades K-5
Dallas Symphony Orchestra Teacher ResourcesKeeping Score- Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony's site promotes the joy of classical music
How to Teach Music to Children- videos from eHow
Music Activities and Lesson Plans- from Teacher's Corner
Music Arts Toolkit- lessons for K-12
Music Education Lesson Plans- from TeAchnology
Music Lesson Plan Links- for Middle School
Music Lesson Plans and Resources- long list
Music Lessons By Grade Level- from Hot Chalk's Lesson Plans Page
Music Teacher Lessons- from Educational CyberPlayground
My Music Class- lesson library and online idea center; a ll ages covered
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame- lesson plans for all ages
The Science of Music- music lessons and activities
VH1 Music Studio- lessons about current music stars
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Listen to Radio Stations Online
Now that summer vacation has arrived, I'm sure you're trying to relax with a good book or catching up on some chores you left behind. I'm taking a few grad courses for professional development and always enjoy having music playing in the background while I work. Pandora has been a favorite, but they seem to play the same songs every time I'm on one of my channels. I came across TuneIn today and found it a great choice. With access to over 50,000 radio stations around the world, TuneIn offers many different types of music, from rock, blues, children's, adult contemporary to talk radio. There is something for everyone, including the TuneIn mobile app, which can be used on the iPad, iPhone, iPod, Android, Blackberry, Palm and more. Free is definitely good.
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Free Art Curriculum from the J. Paul Getty Museum
With lesson plans, images and multimedia, this new K-12 Performing Arts in Arts curriculum has been introduced at the J. Paul Getty Museum. Covering visual arts, dance, music, history and language arts, the site is designed for all student levels and meets state and national standards.
Labels:
dance,
Getty museum,
history,
J. Paul Getty,
language arts,
music,
performing arts,
visual arts
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