
Musixcool Tours are your course to whole, complete and diverse lessons for your pupils Content classification by age group Music Theory Study Plan - a music theory curriculum for pupils learning an instrument Musixcool lessons Guitar accompaniment lessons for beginners – Soon!!! MusixCool studies – 7 assignments of multiple-choice tests. Researching through MusixCool's encyclopedia will give you the answers Research and creation assignments for your pupils, with Musixcool Computer-aided creative projects Learning and creativity games to be integrated into teaching Working with the Internet in music education Suggest suitable websites, and we will offer you activities General Midi Voice List Rainbow Notes - Online notation tool Description of musical forms by dragging objects Description of a tune by dragging signs into the score sheet Certificate Creator PuzzleMaker Puzzle Center Match the composer Match the instrument Memory – famous cities in music Memory – instruments of the world Name the drum parts Note quiz game Bach Beethoven Rembrandt's Night Watch ‏Mozart - difficult!!! The encyclopedia – probably the world’s biggest theoretical-musical-pedagogical collection The Online Music Studio – tools for making music The teaching department – for developing musical skills and theoretical knowledge The Activity Portal – hundreds of sorted musical activities from all over the web The download section – software we recommend for musical use “MusixCool Fun” - Funny music stuff selected from all Over The WWW For small children – games and amusement providing musical pleasure through playing Composition tools – easy, available tools for making music, by notes and instruments. Learning through experience – learning by playing games is a the best way Research – acquaintance with the musical elements in interactive tools Art – we play background music, and they create Video – connecting music to the visual Mix art – they children make the kind of music they like, and through this music we teach them musical aesthetics and musical values Karaoke – you can sing via the Internet and experience new things	Karaoke club is open You always wanted to sing, You wanted to do it with your students, and you wanted it to be easy, and to have a great variety of songs. Now it’s finally possible – in Musixcool Online Karaoke Club! . Painting to the sound of online music In the new section we have created in Musixcool, you draw to the sound of music. Select a musical style, wait a little while, for an online radio station of that very style, and begin to paint to the sounds of music. A hip activity for the music class! The Musixcool Library Links to the best musical websites are stored in our new musical library. Use them, learn and enjoy yourselves! Our new InfantsCool In the children section, we have gathered a nice selection of activities for young children and infants. You will be able to give the little ones a first experience with music on the computer – and don’t worry about difficulties and confusion – it’s all very simple and from all around the web. Straight into the Drive-In Just like a Drive-In – you drive your car and park in front of the big screen, and then the movies begin. And they come from all around the Internet – the coolest, most beautiful and interesting musical films – now in your Drive-In! Virtual notation library Now, we all already know you can find everything on the Internet. But finding exactly what you need in all this abundance – now there’s a different story... So here, we opened a new service of locating websites with free notes. Useful, efficient and economic. And as always, we make sure to keep it comprehensive and up-to-date. Musicscoop is out, "Fun-Key Town" is in (for the time being...) Having found out that, compared to other part o Musixcool, you are a lot less interested in our magazine, we had decided to replace it with a new service - a collection of animated, amusing musical clips and parodies, that will make you all laugh. Taqasim - composing oriental music in class Taqasim - yet another development on the way to Nadav's Ph.D. - is a tool designed for the creation, teaching and playing of oriental music in the different maqamat, using the various means which are the virtual building stones of planning a taqsim (the oriental improvisation) - the "Mosaicons". Some games for the summer, and for our baby brother or sister Here are some nice games prepared for your pupils, and or the younger siblings at home; you teachers can enjoy those too... BEMOL - a creative tool in a musical programming language Within the framework o Nadav Dafni's Doctoral study, you can take a peep at the development of BEMOL - an experimental tool for teaching children composition. This application is based on a programming language specifically developed for this purpose in the University of Darmstadt, Germany. This programming environment was called GUIDO, after the great medieval musical pedagogue, and it allows use of online tools in order to turn a computer program written by a child, into notes and playable audio files. New!!! Hundreds of guides to the activities in Musixcool We are now vigorously busy adding hundreds of guides to Musixcool's activities. The guides include instruction manuals and creative ideas for activating students and teachers. The activities in Musixcool have been updated Lately, we have updated dozens of activities in Musixcool. Some of them have been canceled, and some of them have been updated and broadened in different ways. Enter and enjoy... New! – General Midi Voice List Here it is - the full list of the GM sounds. Print it for your students. The music theory curriculum! In Musixcool we added the skeleton of the curriculum we recommend for music theory studies. This program is meant for private teachers and institutions that teach student to play instrument. This skeleton can form the basis for an entire teaching program of your own in music theory. Every institution and every teacher can make the changes and adjustments they see fit – in fact, we recommend that you do so. Added to Musixcool – site map and age-group classification On the bottom of the Musixcool members' homepage (we call it the City) we have recently added age-group classification of the website’s activities and site map. These two screens are designed to assist teachers and instructors who are interested, to locate activities and contents – and match them with the age and the required goal. Painting with computers and music We have discovered that letting the pupils work with tools of visual arts, while listening to music, classical or otherwise – is a terrific way of working with them. They can express their ideas and imagination, as they grow from the music. Software downloads have started! Beginning this September, our musical software download service began operating. Every month 4 programs are offered for download (one per week). We do not intend to offer massive volume, but rather quality – high quality software. Each and every piece of software will be better than the last one, and fitting students, amateurs and schools. We are committed to this venture, both technically and in terms of musical content. The activities and young instructors The activities in the Musixcool activity section do not include explanations and guiding. We want the pupils to explore and to find out for themselves how to activate, play and use every activity, and later teach their classmates. This system has been proved successful and is recognized as a great technique – excellent for learner and teacher alike. It nurtures thinking, discovery, curiosity and problem-solving. Teachers – try it!	ASK-Eric lesson plans Kodaly Lessons Percussion Lessons PBS lessons PBS Jazz lessons Allegro's Lesson Plans All Music Guide Opera Synopses Clip Arts Site Map Content classification by age group Find sounds on the World Wide Web Electronic music and audio Glossary Citations & Scientific Literature Dictionary & Thesaurus MIDI for the musician Discovery School 4 Teachers Are you a poet? - We need you to write English words for these great classic themes - as we did in other languages. And yes, we pay... "The Moldau" by Smetana "Morning" by Grieg "Habanera" from "Carmen" by Bizet Largo by Dvorak Little Fugue by J.S. Bach II movement from Beethoven's Symphony No.7 "Ode to Joy" from Symphony No.9 by Beethoven "SummerTime" by Gershwin Symphony No.8 'Unfinished' by Schubert Sicilienne by Faure Marche Slave by Tchaikovsky Adagio by Albinoni "promenade" from "Pictures at an Exhibition" by Mussorgsky 'Agnus Dei' from the Mass in Bm by J.S. Bach "Pavane to a Deceased Princess" by Ravel "The Trout" by Schubert from J.S. Bach's Passion