Lancashire Music Service YouTube Page
Lots of free music resources and online music education tuition videos on a wide range of instruments as well as singing. Brought to you by Lancashire Music Service teachers.
These online resources are designed for both parents and students to support music practice – all the resources have been road-tested by our teachers to make sure they are high-quality.
Lots of free music resources and online music education tuition videos on a wide range of instruments as well as singing. Brought to you by Lancashire Music Service teachers.
There are loads of free resources for brass players of all abilities including backing tracks and practice pieces.
Ableton Live is software for music creation and performance. It comes with instruments, sounds, effects and lots of creative features. It's a great tool for music production, composition and improvisation.
The Voices Foundation are hosting a singing assembly every day at 1pm. You can also find all the previous sessions as well.
ABC Music have set up Home School to support all families during the lock down. These creative resources are aimed at KS1 and KS2 and also support numeracy and literacy.
The ABRSM have developed their 'Play On' resources to support teachers, musicians and parents with daily updates and free content.
Sing Up are offering some of their helpful and fun content free to use at home during the lockdown.
The National Youth Choir of Scotland Website are putting up daily videos with some brilliant ideas for songs and games. There are linked songsheets and instructions for each video.
Sound and Music have created extra free content on their fantastic Minute of Listening resources for parents and teachers to use during the lockdown.
The English Folk Dance and Song Society have a brilliant website with some excellent resources for all ages, including stories, dance and drama activities.
This lovely website with activities for 3 – 7 year old's is offering free subscriptions until the end of June 2020.
A useful app which lets you create your own music using different sounds, loops and atmospheres.
Some great ideas for music and craft activities from the Royal Opera House with a new theme and new ideas each week.
Birmingham Contemporary Music Group has two sets of fun digital resources to encourage children to create music in their homes. There is one set for children who don’t have a musical instrument and another set for those who do.
A fun and friendly YouTube Channel with some great vocal coaching videos.
Out of the Ark Music has a range of free singing resources for primary age children to enjoy singing and song
Free music maker app is a simple to use tool for composing by combining different sounds and rhythms, you can also record your voice and add to compositions.
A mix of traditional and technology based practice resources for singing, recorder, piano, clarinet, saxophone, violin, drum kit and trumpet.
Brian Gossard's channel on YouTube has some great music education videos.
Horrible Histories meets music's greatest composers in this ten-part podcast from the author and comedian David Walliams.
Saxophonist and presenter Jess Gillam is inviting all instrumentalists to be part of her Virtual Scratch Orchestra.
Ukulele fun for all on this website! If you already play then this will help keep you going and if you are a complete beginner, this website has lessons starting from scratch.
BBC Bring the Noise has a huge amount of brilliant interactive musical resources.
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