This is a very interesting and informative TEDed production about the effect learning and playing an instrument has on the general functions of the brain.
Science backed advice from TEDed about how to make sure you're getting the most out of your practice.
An excellently visualized explanation of music notation, courtesy of TEDed
For a decade, I've been directing people to Teoria as an amazing online resource for starting out in music theory, Particularly for rhythmic dictation and harmonic analysis.
If the song you want to learn is even slightly popular, you'll have a good chance of finding it on Songsterr. This site is particularly good for guitar and bass tabs.
An online drum machine that I use in class as a more interactive and interesting metronome. Also a great way to explore rhythm.
An awesome digital playground for young students to explore the connection between sound and science, while having musical fun!
Here you can tailor-make blank staff paper for anything from choral scores to banjo tabs.
Here you can find a huge collection of music where you can customize which parts come through a final mix before downloading, for a small fee. Perfect for backing tracks of cover songs!
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