Instruction - Technology Directory

  1. Academic Music [Web Page]. Available at: http://www.academicmusic.com.
    Rec #: 1153
    Reprint: 02/20/2001
    Call Number: updated 2002; information provided by online newsletter
    Abstract:
    Academic Music is a complete, one-stop site for every conceivable kind of academic and learning music software. We provide full and complete versions of MIDI, audio, notation, and instructional software at special academic discount prices. You wil find the most popular brands of single versions, lab packs, and site licenses for learning (and religeous) institutions, teachers, and students.

     

  2. Audio and Music Education. Emeryville, CA: Cardinal Business Media Inc.; 1995; ISBN: 0-918371-05-8.
    Rec #: 906
    Call Number: Updated 1997; information provided by publisher
    Notes: Cost: $15.00
    Abstract:
    A guide to programs and resources for the aspiring professional.

     

  3. MacAcademy and Windows Academy Training Workshops [Macintosh / IBM]. Ormond Beach, FL: MacAcademy and Windows Academy; 1993100 East Granada Blvd., Ormond Beach, FL 32176, 904-677-1918.
    Rec #: 910
    Call Number: Updated 1998; information provided by publisher
    Abstract:
    Instruction on various topics for the Macintosh and Windows including multimedia and desktop publishing. Workshops are given at various locations throughout the United States.

     

  4. MacAcademy and Windows Academy Video Training Series. Ormond Beach, FL: MacAcademy and Windows Academy; 1995.
    Rec #: 911
    Call Number: Updated 1998; information provided by publisher
    Notes: Cost: $39.00 per volume.
    Abstract:
    A catalog of video workshops on various topics and software products for the Macintosh and IBM computers.

     

  5. Master of Science in Music Technology. Indianapolis, IN: Indiana School of Music at IUPUI; 1995.
    Rec #: 912
    Call Number: Updated 1998; information provided by publisher
    Abstract:
    The Master of Science in Music Technology curriculum provides post-baccalaureate education in areas of computer-based music technology, multimedia and interactive design and multimedia production techniques. The primary objective of the program is to bring new and emerging digital arts technologies to students as they relate to a new discipline defined as music technology. The curriculum establishes the creative application of multimedia technology to video, audio and graphic production of arts and educational materials. Included in the field are foundations, methods and theoretical courses which underpin the development of production skills required in using technology in a creative environment.

     

  6. Multimedia in Performance: Productions and Residencies with Ron PellegrinoPetaluma, CA: Electronic Arts Productions; 19941615 Eastman Lane, Petaluma, CA 94952, 707-762-5981.
    Rec #: 914
    Call Number: Updated 1996; information provided by publisher
    Abstract:
    Book: multimedia concerts integrating music, visual arts, theater arts, computers, videos, and lasers; solo events featuring Pellegrino's compositions born of an interdisciplinary approach to music, science, technology and the visual arts; collaborative events showcasing the compositions and performances of resident faculty, student and community artists enhanced by Pellegrino's real time video capture, computer processing and projections; consultations with faculty and students emphasizing affordable emerging technology with goals of designing workable models for electronic music studios; workshops and tutorials helping all musician apply fundamental acoustic principles to gain a qualitative edge in today's competitive music world.

     

  7. Multimedia Techniques for Music TeachingRochester, NY: Eastman School of Music; 1994Academic Affairs, 26 Gibbs St., Rochester, NY 14604, 716-274-7020.
    Rec #: 915
    Call Number: Updated 1996; information provided by publisher
    Abstract:
    Create software to teach music using CD-ROM, digitized sound, and MIDI. Hypercard and other authoring systems will be used. May be taken on a credit (1) or non-credit basis.

     

  8. Music Admin Pro: Electronic Courseware Systems Inc.1713 S. State Street, Champaign, IL 61820, 800-832-495, sales@ecsmedia.com.
    Rec #: 1194
    Call Number: updated 2002; information provided by publisher
    Notes: Cost: $595.00
    Abstract:
    A simple to use and intuitive program which handles all administrative aspects of running a music department, a band program or instrument tuition. Features include: Access and cross-reference any information on students, parents, teachers, ensembles, progress reports, hire, instruments, resources, lesson charges, teacher pays, purchases, etc. from one relational data file. All reports and lists can be viewd on the screen, printed or exported to programs such as Word, Excel, etc.

     

  9. MusicMastery [Macintosh/ Windows]. Curran, R. Michael and Northern Lights Technologies. Version Ver. 4.1.1. Minnetonka, MN: AABACA Inc.; 1996; c1993-2001622 Maple Park Dr., St. Paul, MN 551188, 651-451-1926, rmcurran@musicmastery.com.
    Rec #: 570
    Call Number: Updated 1998; information obtained from publisher
    Notes: Cost: (single)$59.95; (multiple) See web site
    Abstract:
    MusicMastery is a comprehensive music learning and composition system for music students from beginning to advanced. MusicMastery uniquely gives teachers flexibility and complete control over music lessons and activitites they create. The methods of creating leassons and activities were designed by musicians and music education professionials. Using these open-ended methods the educator can help students quickly master the important aspects of music. For example, MusicMastery separates melody learning into two parts: pitch learning and rhythm learning. Similarly, it separates melody creation into a two step process: rhythm creation and melody creation.

     

  10. Resources for the New Millenium: Using Technology in Music Education, Demoline, Kelly. Version Ver. 1.1. Steinbach, MB, Canada: Kelly's Music & Computers; c200038 Kimberly Bay, Box 595, Steinbach, MB, R0A 2A0 Canada, 888-562-8822, kelly@kellymusic.mb.ca.
    Rec #: 1191
    Call Number: updated 2002; information provided by author
    Notes: Single Cost: $9.95, Multiple Cost: $5.00
    Abstract:
    Features a number of articles, lesson plans, tutorials, case studies and demos that show how technology can help in teaching music. It also includes a buyer's guide, product information, MIDI files, clip-art and a few other extras.

     

  11. Troubleshooting and Maintaining the MacintoshMission, KS: CompuMaster; 20016900 Squibb Rd., PO Box 2973, Mission, KS 66201-1373, 800-867-4340.
    Rec #: 916
    Call Number: Updated 2002; information provided by publisher
    Notes: Cost: $399/person; $349 each for four or more
    Abstract:
    In this intensive two-day workshop, you'll get an in-depth look at the Macintosh operating system - including the System and Finder -- as well as individual Macintosh components and how they function. You'll learn how to identify the componenets most likely to fail and how to apply tested, step-by-step strategies for isolating tricky problems that can make troubleshooting and repair time-consuming and frustratinf. Plus, you'll learn about the latest Macintosh technology -- including OS 9.0-- so you can make informed decisions about upgrading.

     

  12. Waugh, Ian. Making Music with Digital Audio: Cimino Publishing Group; 1997; c1998. ISBN: 1878427563.
    Rec #: 1238
    Call Number: updated 2002; imformation provdied by email newsletter
    Notes: Cost (single): $17.95
    Abstract:
    Waugh explains all aspects of the subject from digital audio basics to putting together a systerm to suit the user's music requirements. The book explains exactly what you need to know about: Sound and digital audio; Basic digital recording principles; Sample rates and resolutions; Consumer sound cards; Dedicated digital audio cards. On a practical level the user will learn about, sample editing, digital FX processing, integrating MIDI and digital audio, using sample CDs, mastering to DAT and direct to CD, digtial audio and multimedia.