Updated 5/10/2022 at 9:20 a.m. PDT
We want to do our part to help music educators as you explore options and search for resources to facilitate online teaching.
Since teaching face-to-face is not possible, our educational partners and other companies are offering resources and solutions, including free lesson plans and subscriptions, to help you navigate these unchartered waters to teach music in new and creative ways.
As always, the music education community is showing its strength and supportive nature — this time by tackling online teaching and online learning together.
AmazingEducationalResources.com lists hundreds of sites that cover all subjects, including students’ social-emotional well-being. This list is updated regularly. Please be prudent and thoroughly research each company before signing up.
Below is a list of music-specific sites and sources. As more artists and educators post and create resources, we will update this list . Email us at educators@yamaha.com with questions or to submit a site to be included.
NAMM and Save the Music have similar lists of online resources for teachers.
Bridging the Gap: Teaching and Learning Music Online webinar
Email us at educators@yamaha.com to submit a site to be included.
Yamaha is an active advocate for music education. We want to empower you as music educators to strengthen your programs in any way we can. Please register for the Yamaha Educator newsletter to read up on advocacy, professional development, information about instruments, resources, partnerships in education. Join the Yamaha Music Educator Community on Facebook.
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