<p>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</a> Lessons, Schools, Workshops, Classes, Festivals | Bridge to Music](<a href=“http://www.bridgetomusic.com/]Music”>http://www.bridgetomusic.com/)</p>
<p>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.</p>
<p>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</p>
<p>swmerrill7, this thread is for links to music resources. To get answers to your questions you need to start a new thread. That way people will be able to respond to your question specifically.</p>
<p>The Music & Entertainment Industry Educators Association has a page listing their institutional members - which appear to be 2-yr & 4-yr colleges and vocational schools. Last year we used it to get a great start on identifying colleges with music industry/technology programs for my son. He’s now a freshman at the University of Miami, majoring in Music Engineering Technolgy - a program we identified through this list.</p>
<p>I am starting a series of articles about finding a jazz program that is a good fit for you and getting in to that program. Here is the link to my blog:</p>
<p>These are two extremely helpful music theory links.
This one has examples of everything from triads to musical form, and has many exercises (even ear training!)
[teora</a> - Music Theory Web](<a href=“http://www.teoria.com%5Dteora”>http://www.teoria.com)</p>
<p>This one is from the Peabody web site, and it talks about what is often discussed on here, what to do with a music degree and it mirrors a lot of my own thoughts:</p>
<p>"Thornton Videos
In 2007, Thornton became the first music school in the country with its own dedicated YouTube page after USC established an institutional channel on the popular Web site.</p>
<p>Highlights include interviews with current faculty artists, classical and jazz pianists Daniel Pollack and Alan Pasqua, excerpts from a recent documentary on the life of the cello legend Eleonore Schoenfeld, who passed away last year, performances of Adam del Monte on flamenco guitar and a student jazz group, SuperAxe, as well as excerpts from the school’s storied program in scoring for motion pictures and television.</p>
<p>Much of the video content is a result of our collaboration with ArtistsHouseMusic.org, an interactive platform that provides expert advice from some of the most successful music entrepreneurs, thinkers and educators in the country."</p>