This site gives a selection of music for water aerobics and also a video that you can purchase. If you click on the title of the music it will open to the list of songs on the tape and also a chance to hear the music.

This I Hear America Singing site describes Whitman's views on music, the influence it had on his work, and a discussion of music in Whitman's time.

Sample the unique character of some of the most popular travel destinations in the world at the award-winning video network site GeoBeats.

Implementing technology into your choir program is easy to do when you have a wealth of information available to you. This site offers many practical ideas and solutions to enable you to begin utilizing technology in your choir program.

Learn about the famous jazz musician Miles Davis. Links to an extensive biography, music, pictures, and more.

Those well-versed in music will find this site helpful, as it offers biographical information on a number of Renaissance composers, along with pictures and information on compositions.

This website has answers to common questions about songwriter, Stephen Foster, including "Where can I get recordings of Stephen Foster's music?" and "How much money did Foster make from his songs?" Very useful for basic information about...

An interesting loop-based music site featuring loop-based artists, performances, tools, tips and tricks, and more.

Is your music program facing cuts? This is an advocacy site that takes you step by step through a process of preparing your "Defense."

This site is a glossary of music terms that are used with Note Worthy Composer and can be inserted into the menu.

This site has curriculum based songs set to folk melodies. At this site teach language arts, science and math through songs.

Alan Belkin provides four of his pedagogical booklets about composing music. They discuss fundamental principles of musical composition, counterpoint, orchestration, and harmony. and provide guidance to student composers.

This site contains links to articles that explain how musical instruments work, describes vocal mechanics, and the three main vocal groups.

On this site, students learn about brass, string, and woodwind musical instruments. Listen to tunes, discover artists, and find out how music and notes work.

This site contains the most significant artistic output of the most important composers within each historical period.

Site includes music composition software: percussion marking, fret marking, notes, rests, and more.

A great lesson plan using Stephen Foster's music and lyrics to show what life was like on the homefront during the Civil War.

A worksheet on careers in music. Requires students to visit some websites to complete the worksheet.

A personal site with a description of the Koto, a large traditional Japanese zither-like instrument. Includes pictures.

Defining Celtic music, this site breaks down its history into Ancient Times, the 19th century and then by the 1970s and 1990s. Includes links to other sites about Celtic music.

This site contains the lyrics to a popular nineteenth century folk song. A MIDI file of the song is also available to download.

This personal site provides information on the creator of Dave Seville and the Chipmunks, Ross Bagdasarian, and how he started The Chipmunks.

Principally an e-commerce site, although free sample lessons and music clips are available from this award-winning provider of music education tools. The Land of Music teaches how to read, write, and enjoy music through songs, stories,...

This personal site is great for the music/math teacher looking for a new and fun way to teach math shapes with music and musical instrunments.