On-line

• good ear, this site helps to recognize intervals and all kinds of good stuff, check it out http://www.good-ear.com/ (kory bleak)
• Wikipedia article on music theory; (read this very important disclaimer and this article)
• Music Theory Net - especially the "trainers"
• Practice Spot
• Public Domain Scores!
  • IMSLP.org
  • Sheet Music Section of Project Gutenberg
  • The Choral Public Library Domain
  • The Mutopia Project
  • SheetMusicFox
• Gregorian Chant: the music: the notation system (mentioned at 8/27 class)
• Major Scales (Spencer)
• Minor Scales (Spencer) Gus
• Music Theory Wikibook: Scales and Intervals Found with a google search, related to Wikipedia. (Caitlin)Brandi's review
• Music Notes: Music Theory Games and Music Theory Information (Joselyn) (John Brassey)
• Mansfield Library
• If THIS LINK doesn't take you to a subject search, then you can do a subject search for "music theory" and sort the results by descending publication date (for example); looks like I need to request some resources for the library!
• this has great journals on it music theory online (zach) - review by Dr. James
• http://www.looknohands.com/chordhouse/piano/ insanely helpful little website; has info on scales and intervals(Brandi) - Review by Christine
• http://musiced.about.com/od/lessonsandtips/qt/minosclaes.htm A nice little explanaition of minor scales (Gus) Brian's Review
• http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Neil_Hawes/sitesing.htm This is a great site for looking at sight singing and also for how to teach it. (Brian) Spencer's review
• http://www.musicstudents.com/basic.html This is a good source for other exercises for all types of scales. it is also a great website to browse through!! (Brian)
• Teoria- Music Theory This is a great site for music theory exercises, articles and resources. (Rosalyn)
• Resource for understanding musical texture (Chapter 7)

Books

• The Everything Music Theory Book - Marc Schonrun
• The Complete Idiot's Guide to Music Theory- Michael Miller
• The Complete Idiot's Guide to Composing - Michael Miller (This is helpful for the composers in the class. It also has a lot of good thoery information.) (John)

Articles

• List titles, authors, and where/how you found them

Class Supplements/Handouts

• Don't throw away semester 1 information!
• You all might want to compile a list here of handouts from semester 2 (might help you remember them when it comes time to prepare for tests)
• Previous Exams (including previous students' exam copies if you're resourceful enough to get your hands on them)

Other

• Check out this podcast about Vocal Harmony
• Musipedia - a neat musical search engine; here's a link to the wikipedia entry
• Interval Songs-This has different songs to remeber intervals-it really helps. -Brooke - Review by Seth
• Interval Identification -it helps identify intervals through ear training. -Christine(Review by Caitlin Hepburn)
• Rhythm Dication- create rhythms after it plays an audio clip. -Seth (review by Brooke Gardner)
• this is awesome the composer  (zach) - not really a resource for this class (comment by Dr. J)
• This is kind of a different way to look at theory. . . . Darah

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