Resources

Here are important documents which you may download (inactive links indicate that these resources are in edit mode):

If you teach, these are great resources for your students, but include some terrific practice tools for all of us!

FORMAL ANALYSIS!!! Audio Timeliner – This Java application helps you create umbrella diagrams for formal analysis during score study (Mac version requires pre-Yosemite OSX files and installation is complex; Windows version also available.)
AMAZING!!! Seating Chart Creator – Allows for curved and straight rows, music stands, etc. A real time-saver!
Online Metronome – simple/straight-forward, goes up to over 300 bpm! Set this at 312 to the eighth note for Bernstein practice. See below for a visual replica model (max speed 200 bpm).
Cichowicz Flow Study #1 (warm up)
Inspirational think-tank: TED.com
History of the Tarrytown Music Hall
Ed Lisk’s Circle of Fourths philosophy
Just Intonation Site – Information and resources for the system of tuning based on ratios of whole numbers
Blank Staff Paper – Many different sizes, just click and print!
Essentials of Music – History, Composer Bios, and a large Glossary
Music Notes – Music History Page – Period by period breakdown
Music Dictionary – Virginia Tech’s Multimedia Music Dictionary
MusicTheory.net – Lessons, practice activities, and theory resources for members who may not have had a chance to study music theory.
Sight Reading Factory – Endless permutations of sight reading at all levels for all instruments.