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Free instrumental music simulations
Distance Learning: Virtual Piano in Google Slides
This is a virtual keyboard that can be used to simulate playing a piano by clicking its keys in Google Slides. The keyboard works well for practicing scales or serves as a good audio aid to use while learning music theory and how to read sheet music. This cannot replace a real instrument of course, but it can get by in a pinch when students might not have other tools at their disposal.Notes: 1. Some school networks do not let students access the sound files! You may have to download sound files
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K - 12th
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Can't Hold Us by Macklemore Guitar hero but for real guitar
Students can play along to this song on guitar or ukulele. Notation is written above so students can see the notes they are playing but are still able to just follow the rhythm game.
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7th - 12th
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Listen & Roll | Music Listening Exercise
Three Listen & Roll exercises plus one customisable one for your own students needs. These can be printed out and laminated to use in any music class as a more kinesthetic way for students to participate in aural exercises! All you need is a dice or two!Simply have the students listen to a specific piece of music, then pass a dice (a giant foam one might make it fun!) around the room and have students answer the question that corresponds to the number they rolled!
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Part-Writing Project - AP MUSIC THEORY
This is a great tool for AP students to practice their part-writing skills and can be used as a semester-long project.
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9th - 12th
Virtual Field Trip
Virtual Field trip format enables learners to investigate the properties of sound creation with applications to various band instruments.
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3rd - 9th
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