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Three Top Sites for Online Music Theory Practice

August 31, 2018 by natalie Leave a Comment

With the overwhelming amount of information available on the internet, it’s easy for great sites to slip through the cracks or as new resources become available. Since I’ve been going back through a bunch of music resource links and updating them (for the Mastering the Mystery of Music practice incentive theme), I recently came back across a few sites that I haven’t visited for years. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that not only do they still exist, but a couple of them have been redesigned, and each of them is incredibly easy to navigate and use! It’s always so nice to have additional resources at your fingertips that you can use with students who need reinforcement with a specific music theory concept.

I’ve never implemented an official technology lab in my studio, but if I did have one, these three sites would be at the top of my list for ease of use and a no-nonsense approach to drilling various theory concepts, especially for older students!

ToneSavvy (formerly emusictheory.com)

MusicTheory.net

Teoria

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