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Helpful Links These are links to various websites we think are of value to our customers About Midi Files
and How to find Them: Midi Files Austin Area
Independent Piano Teachers (Piano teachers who have websites and are friends of Dolce Music
Studio –Piano Studio in Alex Bohrer –Traveling Piano teacher in the Westlake/Lakeway Area Curious Chords Music
Studio – at Plum Creek in Student Musical Activities (Learn more about music theory, music history, etc.) MusicTheory.net
– Comprehensive theory site
with lessons and trainers on beginning to advanced theory topics, including
key signature, introductory analysis, church modes, voice leading, and ear
training. Classics for Kids.com – Especially good site for exposing kids to classical music in a fun way, safely searching composer history, etc. Games, radio shows, instruments of the orchestra, musical dictionary, more. CreatingMusic.com – An interactive place for kids to compose music, play with musical performance, music games and music puzzles. Best Notation Tool: Noteflight – Noteflight is an online music writing program that allows users to write, view, print, and hear music notation right in a Web browser. TheViolinCase.com – Quiz
yourself on treble and bass note flashcards, build major and minor
scales. Provides feedback and scoring. Teoria.com – Rhythmic dictation; Clef
reading; Interval/Chord construction, identification, and ear training;
Reference. PBS Jazz – Jazz lesson plans and activities for kids of all
ages! Activities include “Improvisation
Station,” “Jazz Timeline,” “Repeat the
Beat,” “Now and Then” (stories about today’s
jazz kids & other famous ‘jazzers’). PBS Kids – Fun music games for young children San Francisco
Symphony – San Francisco
Symphony’s world-class music learning resource for children. The
highly engaging site keeps brings music to life, making difficult concepts such
as harmony, rhythm, and tempo both more understandable and more fun. Austin
Symphony – Online Musical
Terms Dictionary Piano Composers Christopher Norton – Composer, arranger, educationalist and producer Christopher Norton is universally regarded as the leader in his field. World-famous for the Microjazz series, Christopher's other award-winning titles include the Concert Collections of original solo piano repertoire; the Essential Guides to pop styles; and the Piano Preludes. Other Animusic – Computer animations synchronized
with music (based on Video Game and TV Addicts
by Robin Yapp, Daily Mail-London, January 2005 Must see Movies about Music |
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