Online Musician Resources

[.:.impossible]

I'm sure many of you have links to some great online resources on music. I'm mostly interested right now in the basics of music theory.

I've been taking lessons from a vibist up in Boston. Things are going well. I'm learning a lot at once, reading music again, theory, and how to play the vibraphone. Of course, some of this is going to come naturally, and I'm discovering more on my own than I am from the lesson, but I want to develop a strong foundation from the git go.

Any links to resources that you all commonly refer to?

Thanks!

[Alon Marcus]

I'm not a musician but here are some links you can use:

1. http://www.musictheory.net/ - a great resource for theory and excersizes.

2. http://www.cliffengel.com/online_lessons/ - very good lessons for bassists but can be used by anyone else.

3. http://trumpet.voici.org/ - transcriptions of trumpet solos.

4. http://www.cannonball-adderley.com/part2.htm - transcriptions of Cannonball's solos

5. http://www.lucaspickford.com/trans.htm - more transcriptions for different instruments.

Enjoy!

[.:.impossible]

Hey! Thank you! I thought this thread wasn't going to get any responses...

[Jim Alfredson]

I make use of this quite a bit:

[Alon Marcus]

I make use of this quite a bit:

I'm not sure what it is, wait...

Ahhhh!..

Does it really improve your love life like it was said in the commercial?

Edited November 7, 2004 by ztrauq22

[Alon Marcus]

Now seriously, what is that HW-19 Jr thing ?

[Jim Alfredson]

It's a turntable, my friend! The picture doesn't have a tone-arm on it because you purchase one seperately.

[.:.impossible]

Its just a lazy susan until you add the tone arm.

[Alon Marcus]

Well, thank you guys!

[alankin]

It's a turntable, my friend! The picture doesn't have a tone-arm on it because you purchase one seperately.

Mmmm. Turntable....