Tutorial: How to Convert Audio Files Using iTunes
If you ever need a specific file type for use in an audio editing program or other multimedia program, you
If you ever need a specific file type for use in an audio editing program or other multimedia program, you

There’s a growing list of fantastic online musical “instruments” and games that are a great resource for teachers in the
As someone who makes elearning materials, runs a blog, creates a monthly newsletter and presents regularly at conferences, I have

11 of the Best Free Sheet Music Sites If you’re a music teacher on a tight budget it can be
Have you ever tried to send someone audio files via email? Or worse still, video files? Working in the music
If you compose or arrange regularly for a particular music ensemble, you might find yourself setting up scores using the
I thought I’d follow up my earlier tutorial – The 1 Minute Drum Part – with another 1 minute drum
You may already know that incorporating technology into your music classroom doesn’t need to be a costly exercise. There are
If you can’t afford to purchase full-featured ear-training or theory software applications, there are a variety of resources available for
Creating a drum part in a program like Sibelius can be one of the more difficult notation tasks. You may have
And here’s the second Sibelius tutorial video – how to create rhythmic flashcards using stick notation.
Here’s the first of a series of short tutorial videos: how to create melodic flashcards with Sibelius and Microsoft Word. If you’re a Kodaly or Orff advocate, you’ll know how useful it can be to use melodic and rhythmic flashcards to reinforce learning in the music classroom.

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