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Java Music: An interesting site that offers animated
tutorials to improve a person's grasp of theory through the use of
a fun game approach. Has speed drills to improve your speed in
reading notes and understanding scales.
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Music Emporium: This site teaches about different
music groups and the elements of musical composition. You can
click icons of brass, woodwinds, percussion and string instruments
to learn how they work with composition. On the Composition Page
you can create your own tunes with computerized sounds.
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Music Notes: The History Page goes back to Medieval
times with MIdi audio files to aid your understanding of theory and
basics - notes, scales and chords. Style button leads you to
discussions of music types like classical and Carribbean. Has extensive
set of links to other resources.
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Music Staff: Site helps you find an instructor for your
instrument in the style you want and for your level. It has online
guitar lessons with tips on music theory and Real Audio clips. Soon, it
promises to have online instructions for the piano and drums.
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Piano Education Page: The ultimate online resource for
piano students, teachers and parents. You can read inspiring interviews
with artists and in the Audition Room (after downloading a plug-in) listen
to hundreds of MIDI music files of great piano music. Also, you can get
tips on practicing and playing better.
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Piano on the Net: Musician and composer Clinton
Shirley Clark provides a free online multimedia tutorial on how
to play the piano step-by-step. You begin with a 13 lesson starter
package and progress through intermediate and advance levels.
Each lesson averages 35 minutes and many are enchanced with
Apple Quick Time audio.
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Redwood Chordsmen: This local site provides information
about the male barbershop chorus, quartets, coming events, when and
where they practice, work with charitable organizations, its youth
outreach program and links to the International Headquarters, Far
Western Region, and over 1100 other barbershop websites around the
world.
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San Francisco Bay Area Chorus Directory - Choruses of Northern
California: The Directory page provides an extensive list
of Northern California choruses from Monterey North through the
Redwood Empire and from San Francisco East to Sacramento. Many
of the sites have color links to a web site .
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Sonoma County Music Association: This site contains
information about music workshops and coming events where local
performing artists are showcased. The shows are usually held at the
Merlot Theatre in the Luther Burbank Center for the Performing
Arts in Santa Rosa.
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Sweet Adelines International Headquarters: The Hone page
of the Sweet Adelines offers links to events, shows, quartets and
choruses.
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Woodwind Fingering Guide: An excellent resource
for woodwind players offering basic, alternate and trill fingering
on the flute, recorder, clarinet, saxaphone, oboe and bassoon. It has
more than 2000 fingerings.
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Area I, CRTA
Updated: Nov. 26, 2003