Today is my last day of in-person teaching at the New School for the near (foreesable?) future, and NYU has already moved classes online. Many of you are probably in the same boat. In this post, I share my curated collection of online music teaching, learning and creation resources, and my plan for my classes going forward. This is not a comprehensive list of online resources, just the ones that I myself use.
Big collections
A spreadsheet of online music theory resources and projects, plus my New School syllabus that uses many of these things.
A spreadsheet of online music technology resources and projects.
The NYU Steinhardt Music Experience Design Lab has a variety of interesting web interactives. Two notable ones:
The Groove Pizza
Some activities and examples:
- Groove challenges with the Groove Pizza
- Seeing classic beats with the Groove Pizza
- Visualizing trap beats with the Groove Pizza
The aQWERTYon
Some useful links:
- How to record from the aQWERTYon
- Learn diatonic harmony from a classic breakbeat
- Music for practicing scales
Other recommended sites
I will be adding more materials here over the coming weeks, so check back! Wash your hands and stay safe.