Music

Mr. McCandless
Here are some links to help you with your music studies:
| San Francisco Symphony | Here you can learn about reading music and the instruments of the orchestra through a variety of activities and games. You can also listen to classical music and read about the piece you are hearing. |
| Dallas Symphony Orchestra | An online classroom that has all sorts of neat things to check out! |
| New York Philharmonic | An animated orchestra hall that is a launching pad for exploring the elements of music. |
| Blank Sheet Music | Write your own music at home. Here's some blank staff paper to get you started. |
| KIDiddles | To find the words to all kinds of fun kid songs to sing in the car on vacation this summer... |
| Creatingmusic.com | Lots of different fun ways for students to create their own musical compositions! |
| Classical Net | Great source for composer information. |
| Instrument Encyclopedia | Find out about all kinds of different instruments here, both orchestral and folk instruments from around the world. |
| How Our Lungs Work | "Lung in a Bottle" model that I use when showing students how the body's breathing mechanism works. It gives instructions for making the "lung in a bottle" and explains how it works. |
| Celebrity Orchestra | Did you know that Alexander Graham Bell played the piano, and Prince Charles plays the cello? These are just two examples from this list of famous people who are/were not famous for being musicians but do/did engage in some sort of musical activity. |
| Violin Making | Everything you wanted to know about how a violin is made. |
| Ted's Guitar | Choose a chord and use your mouse to strum the guitar strings. |
| CyberFret.com | Free online guitar lessons. |
| Musical Mysteries | Explore instruments, the orchestra, and other music concepts as you solve a mystery. |
| Animated Music | Can you see music? Go here to find out! |
| Solfege Hand Signs | Kodály Solfege Hand Signs - The Kodály approach emphasizes the importance of students learning how to sing on pitch by using hand signs. |
| National Arts Center | Learn all about orchestral music, the NAC Orchestra, it's musicians and friends, great composers, conductors and much more! |
| Carnegie Hall | A great place to listen to some great music. |
| U.S. Army Bands | You will find a wide variety of music performed and recorded by U.S. Army Bands around the world. |
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