eMusicTheory.com home Eyes and Ears: A Book of Music for Sight-Singing An Anthology of Melodies for Sight-Singing Eyes and Ears is being used by: Daniel Shaw at Johns Hopkins University's Center for Talented Youth summer program in Carlisle, PA Ruth Robertson at Lincoln University of Missouri, Jefferson City, MO Rob Swenson's AP Music Theory at American Heritage School, American Fork, Utah Peter Knapp at Long Beach City College Download Buy a Printed Copy Printed copies are available via Lulu.com for $7.39 plus shipping. Getting Involved Please contact me if you're interested in getting involved in this free-information project. Test-drive the book. Some notes: Just because a melody's original composer has been dead for hundreds of years, that doesn't mean we can use a modern, copyrighted edition of his/her work in this kind of book. Sources and Legal Stuff Nearly all the melodies in Eyes and Ears are in the public domain. Melodies entered by me from public-domain sources Melodies from the Mutopia project Melodies from the Choral Public Domain Library
Discovr Arcade Music Games -- Great! 'Oliver the Octopus' Music Theory Arcade Need a little help with the basics? Learn music theory with Oliver the Octopus and the gang. 'Oliver the Octopus' Cast of Characters Meet the Gang Meet the 'Oliver the Octopus Gang' in a collection of cartoons that are sure to make you giggle. Music Theory Arcade Games Free Coloring Pages Print and color the 'Oliver the Octopus' cast of characters. Oliver the Octopus | Coloring Page from MakingArtFun.com Eek! Sight Read This! - Music Sightreading Skillbuilding stereomood – emotional internet radio - music for my mood and activities Repeat the Melody Play and fun this online games. You can download it to your computer. See also Piano note online teacher; Sound memory improvement game. See also chord definition Listen and repeat music. online music game. Learn how to read music notes step by step, fast or slowly. Take online piano lessons to help you get started with learning to play your piano or keyboard today. Keywords of music online game: note teacher musical note read music learn how to read music read sheet music read music note learning to read music learning music. You will learn to understand a tone or chord by ear. Puzzles online games Dominoes online puzzle Restore initial picture Visual memory fun online improvements game Five stones 01 online puzzle Five stones 02 online puzzle Go out puzzle Deduction logic puzzle Pegs logic game Action online games: Math and memory games Pictures and memory puzzles Music online games, lessons and trainings Classic online games Words and speed reading online games Memorize as match as you can!
Flute Vibrato | flutetunes.com Vibrato is that shimmery variation in pitch that warms up the tone of the flute. It is similar to the effect produced by a violinist's hand as it moves back and forth. As Sir James Galway wrote in his book Flute, Vibrato is another subject on which experts violently disagree, and all of them are right. Why Vibrato? Vibrato gives life to the sound, allows for intensity, and helps a player to focus. On the other hand, if the vibrato never varies, neither does the life of the music, and the result is rather tiresome and tedious. What Exactly is Vibrato? Vibrato is the pulse of the sound brought about by the rapid alteration of more or less forceful pressure of the breath. These two extremes are commonly referred to as “stomach vibrato” and “throat vibrato”, and they are the only methods possible for producing a vibrato sound on the flute. It is important to observe that flute vibrato is a more complex phenomenon than the vibrato produced, for instance, by string players. One Vibrato, or Many?
Layton Music Games and Resources Notable Music Studio: A Minute to Win It! I have a group lesson coming up next month and wanted to come up with a game that would be a bit more active and possibly be done outside. It is Spring, after all! So I came up with, "A Minute to Win It!... Working in teams, students compete against each other to conquer challenges in a minute or less. Here are the challenges I came up with: Measure Mania – Using note value cards, build 5 measures in 4/4 time and then tap them correctly using rhythm sticks A Word, Please! 3/4 or 4/4 – Look at cards with full measures of notes on them…Identify whether the measures are in 3/4 and 4/4 time signatures and divide them correctly into two piles Drop Off – Take a stack of rhythm cards. Terminology Twist – Spread out terminology definitions together on the floor. A Bit Dicey – Stack 5 rhythm dice on top of a popsicle stick you hold in your mouth. Vanilla, Chocolate or Strawberry? Do you hear what I hear? Stack Attack! I'm sure there are many more you could think of as well!
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