Music Education Resources

Practice wind instruments with Aimelo and receive real-time feedback on posture, pitch, and rhythm! Aimelo is completely free of charge and provides personalized guidance for students practicing at home independently.

Musical Wonders supports educators with lessons, workshops, instruments, software, and equipment designed for real classrooms. Resources include lessons for songwriting, improvising, arranging, and teaching strategies.

Learn and play interactive guitar games for ear training, fretboard note names, intervals, and music theory. Students progress through leveled challenges with instant feedback — think Duolingo, but for guitar! No downloads required and the program runs on any device.

ACEMM’s mission is to develop opportunities through programs that educate, provide material resources for performance and creativity, and foster an appreciation of elemental music and movement. Discover teacher resources that encourage students to use their voice or body to create music.

Young learners can get started making beats and creating original music with the Makey Makey Sampler. Chose from different styles, rhythms, and chords easily and for free using a touch screen or computer keyboard. Explore more Makey Makey teacher resources and products.

Encourage students to perform, analyze, and appreciate music with resources that explore music from various time periods and cultures. For all ages, discover interactive and cross-curricular lessons as well as careers in music.

In celebration of 50 years, Roland has collaborated with sound designer Yuri Suzuki to create Roland50 Studio, a digital reworking of some of their most famous and influential devises. The free site includes iconic Roland instruments to create and record original music, samples, and beats.

Drumbit is a free and easy-to-use web based drum machine compatible with all modern browsers. The digital audio workstation includes various drum kits, filters, pitch, tempo, and effects to create, record, and edit original loops and drum patterns.

Music by Black Composers supplements the current instrumental training methods by publishing books of music exclusively by Black composers from around the world. Books and online resources include articles, interviews, biographies, and educational activities for students.

Sound Tech Ed hosts K-12 music technology education materials created by a music tech teacher for music tech teachers. Focusing on digital music composition, lessons cover important concepts in recording, engineering, music theory, harmony, arranging, history and instrument technique appropriate for each skill level.

The Servant Leadership Association for Music (SLAM) provides a collaborative space for band, choir, and orchestra teachers to share best practices for elevating music performance through a program-wide culture of excellence.

TI:ME believes in the power of technology to bring new music learning experiences to students. TI:ME produces professional development sessions for music educators integrating technology into the music classroom.