- A brief essay about how to tell good internet sources from bad ones
- A collection of articles, videos, and activities online
- A site where teachers can share resources
- Website of free articles, lectures etc.
- Wonderful song resource
- Amazing resource for kids’ songs, lesson plans, activities, and resources. Also connects to other good online sources.
- A fairly basic list; an attempt to record all musical genres.
- This is an interactive map of music with listening examples for each genre. An interesting way to look at the relationships between genres.
- I liked that this addresses how subtle genre can be and discusses the difference between main genres and subgenres.
- Interesting source of some genres and recordings.
- Great resource on Metal genres, with explanations and recordings, but can’t guarantee that either lyrics or videos are appropriate for schools.
- Another amazing, interactive guide to a lot of musical genres. Unfortunately, also inappropriate for most schools.
- A fascinating site that groups music in a visual way.
- Another lovely map with listening examples. This one could be given to students.
“Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. Involve me and I learn.” – Ben Franklin