Extras

Extra stuff that does not fit anywhere else!

Free Classical Music http://www.musopen.com/

Music Racer AWESOME online Music game site with instrument fingering/note names and more. http://www.musicracer.com/

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 * John Phillip sousa Video about cpyright and technology

Classical Music USed in Motion Pictures []**

Note Trainer Game http://www.musictheory.net/trainers/html/id82_en.html

Trombone Mouthpiece Guide []



[|Ricci Adams' Music Theory]- Extremely useful content! Ricci also offers the entire site to download for offline use. Very nice tools and information for basic music theory instruction. [|Dolmetsch Music Resources] Pop in here and click around! These are fabulous resources for just about any type of music class! http://www.dolmetsch.com/theoryintro.htm http://www.dolmetsch.com/ourresources.htm

Free Voice Lesson OYE! media type="youtube" key="uWt2YJCJleY" height="344" width="425"

Want an online version of garageband? Check out http://www.jamstudio.com/

Online Music Creation http://www.jamstudio.com/Studio/index.htm Times article about music composition using garageband http://www.nytimes.com/2006/04/02/arts/music/02walk.html?_r=1&pagewanted=print

Want to have a band made up of folks playing together from different states or countries? try http://www.ejamming.com/ media type="youtube" key="GusCPIQ4GF0" height="340" width="560" __Online Music Notation Editor- NoteFlight__ http://www.noteflight.com

Here is a great example of how a video game can be connected to real life. I might have practiced a little more often if I had this when I was in High School. __@http://gizmodo.com/5400365/rock-band-voice-engine-tricked-by-something-called-a-musical-instrument__

=__[|Rock Band Voice Engine Tricked By Something Called a "Musical Instrument"]__=

On one hand, what's happening here is very simple: [|Rock Band]'s singing feature just senses pitch, not words, so it's perfectly reasonable that a flute—or indeed almost any instrument—could do the trick. On the other? This is //art//. The musical cosmos have been tilted out of balance for quite a while now, violently thrown askew sometime between when the first fake guitar rolled off an assembly line in China and the first time a child recognized the Beatles on the radio as "that song from my Xbox!" Today, as we watch a young lady with a flute totally pass for a Very Serious Yelling Man with a facial tattoo, it feels like, in //some small way//, order has been restored. [[|Neatorama] via [|Kotaku]]