Ethan Hein
Ethan Hein is a doctoral Fellow at New York University amongst other roles and his channel builds on the content of his website, and contains a wide range of different content for educators. Ethan primarily makes music technology videos using different music packages to visualise and help him explain the complexities of a wide range…
Ready GO Music
Ready GO Music is a hobby-project of Sydney Johnson, an elementary music teacher based in Florida. The ‘Rhythm Reader’ videos she most commonly creates are really fun animated play along rhythm games, and animated listening maps for music educators to use with their classes. She has a balance of traditional notation as well as some…
Shed The Music
Shedthemusic.com with Mr H is a music education resource website providing content for teachers and students. The YouTube channel includes a wide range of free content, as well some of their course material, and some content from their Teachable courses. Shed The Music has a wide range of tools covered and explained through tutorials in…
Mr Velez Virtual Classroom
Mr Velez has two channels worth a mention, his own personal channel for his creations and tips and his Virtual Classroom Channel of content for learners. He has really great tutorials – as a composer, arranger, and sound engineer as well as a teacher his videos are very technically accurate as well as very enthusiastic…
Meg’s Music Room
Meg’s Music Room’s channel has a range of videos with different helpful content. Meg’s got a few different types of content, both for teachers and also talking direct to students. She is great fun – not afraid to introduce comedy and laughter in to her lessons and shares all sorts of things she’s trying out…
Tips to Use OneNote to Teach Music | Part 1 – Images & Inking
✅ VIDEO NOTES OneNote is a note taking app for organising pages into folders. In this video I talk about using OneNote to teach music. I cover using the app and in the browser, both through Office365 and Teams, or through a free Microsoft account. This is part one of a series on OneNote. In…
10 Tips For Teaching Body Percussion (When We Can’t Sing)
In this video I talk about using body percussion with songs to develop group music making , explore rhythms and phrasing and foster an enjoyment of playing together. I show how to take and make graphic score images and how to support traditional counting and notation methods with graphic scores, as well as how to…
