violadad

The Peabody double degree link Peabody Institute - Conservatory Admissions: The Double Degree Dilemma

Singersmom07

Rice University Navigating Music Careers link. A lot of great advice on what to do with that music degree.
Navigating Music Careers

violadad

Internal forum ink, hope someone finds it useful Search Tips (and other insights)

MaryTN

I didn't know where to post this. 3 Violinists and a Cello (I think) show a whimsical enjoyment of their music as well as some noteworthy agility and concentration.

CANON de PAgagNINI en "Le plus grand cabaret du Monde" de TVFrance 2

Search on you know where tube for this title.

suzukimom

Most important:

American Guild of Organists: American Guild of Organists Includes accredited colleges, teen organ camps, scholarship information.

Also fun: Organ Historical Society: Organ Historical Society (Good place to find information about organs in your area.)

Young hip organist: CAMERON CARPENTER | the official site

violadad

From a link in CC's financial aid forum Music Scholarships

I did a very quick run through, and seemed to be a lot of the same that's available on most of the scholarship search engines such as fastweb, but it is well worth probing.

bratsche

I've been using musictheory.net for quite a while to do eartraining (the chords trainer has been incredibly helpful; it's like a patient friend who will generate as many chords as you need and asks you to identify them, and even tells you which ones you get most often mixed up).

VARIATIONS Prototype: Online Musical Scores has a lot of major works for reference.

violindad

McGill recently posted videos of many of the Schulich School teachers speaking about their backgrounds and teaching philosophies. For those considering McGill, these are a good way to "meet" some of the instructors. Reading a bio can only tell you so much!

Searching for youtube schulich school of music prof profile along with the prof's name should lead you to the appropriate video. Be sure to include the "of music" as there are a few Schulich Schools. Interestingly, I can't find any links to these new videos on the Schulich website.

I have seen similar videos from Oberlin and I'm sure other schools have them, as well.

tomofboston

These interviews are grouped on McGill's YouTube site:

YouTube - mcgilluniversity's Channel

They are the most recent posts along the right sidebar.

violadad

For the woodwind doublers College and university degree programs in woodwind doubling | Bret Pimentel, woodwinds, originally posted by woodwinds.

mtpaper

a college student recommended this site to my daughter. We haven't played with it fully yet, but it looks like it has potential: Music Lessons, Schools, Workshops, Classes, Festivals | Bridge to Music

Description as quoted at the site:
Bridge to Music is the perfect resource guide for musicians of every level. Our quickly expanding directory features over 3,000 music schools, classes, workshops, music festivals and a brand new private teacher listing. Finding a musical program specific to your needs has never been easier! Our online guide provides all the essential information you’ll need. Whether you’re searching for bachelor’s or master’s program, or searching for a private teacher, workshop or festival, we’ll help you narrow down your search, make comparisons and help you contact the programs of your choice.

violadad

Internal forum link, a thread detailing some options for uploading to the internet The TECHNICAL Details of Creating An Arts Supplement

stradmom

Career choices for classical musicians. http://tipsforclassicalmusicians.com...cal-musicians/. Barista is not mentioned.

violadad

Flute resources, posted by mtpaper Good site for flute and other instruments too

swmerrill7

my son, 17, is interested in finding a program that is strictly performance based. His grades would probably prevent him from attending a degree school but has the talent and drive to enroll in a certificate program similar to Music Institute in LA. I was hoping for something more East coast. Any suggestions