General Studies in Music: Find Websites

American Memory provides free access to written and spoken words, sound recordings, still and moving images, prints, maps, and sheet music that document the American experience. The materials are from the collections of the Library of Congress and other institutions.

Music Dictionary Online's primary purpose is, in the case of non-English words and phrases, to offer translations and, more generally, and where appropriate, to offer explanations and comments about general (non-musical) words as well as specialist (i.e. musical, etc.) terms that might be found in musical scores, libretti, books on music, web sites, CD notes, concert programmes, etc.

A long list of musical terms across genres that are listed in alphabetical order.

Ear-training tool that offers aural exercises in identifying intervals, chords, scales, and cadences.

A music glossary maintained by Naxos, the world's leading classical music recording label.

Site that allows you to create highly customizable music theory flash cards.

A repository for the basics of notation, meter, rhythm, cord structures and more.

Collection of music theory tutorials. Lessons include staff, clef, and ledger lines; note and rest durations; measures and time signatures; major and minor scales; and more. Provides interactive exercises (Trainers) for keyboard, guitar, brass, and ear, include sight and audio recognition of notes, keys, chords, and other elements- Librarian's Index to the Internet

Site dedicated to the study and practice of msuca theory. You'll find tutorials on reading music, intervals, scales, chords, harmonic functions, and interactive exercises.

Award-winning, pioneering designers, developers, publishers and distributors of world-class,
accredited courses, training programs and services used in-classroom, online or blended environments
in over 1500 colleges and universities in the USA and abroad since 1999.

OnMusic Dictionary is the successor of former Virginia Tech Multimedia Music Dictionary.