some lessonfiles

[Tarmo Johannes]

Hello!

I am teaching at Georg Ots Music School  in Tallinn ( a medium level school, pre-music-academy), Estonia. I am not a music theory teacher but somehow I got involved with propagating software for eartraing and as it turned out, GNU Solfege was the most extended (+ open source!) and suitable program. So this is the recommended platform  for students to help themselves in their individual work at our school. Have a look at
http://otsakool.edu.ee/index.php/oppematerjalid/avalikud/gnu-solfege/84-gnu-solfege-abiinfo (in Estonian unfortunately)

The theory teachers gathered a number of exercises and I wrote them into lessonfiles. You can find these in the attached zip-file. There is a bunch of lessonfiles, mostly dictations (one-and two-voiced) and harmonic progressions.

Please feel free to use them, if they turn useful for you!

greetings,
tarmo


PS. Some people say  - if the program could  be used over internet (some java or flash business, I guess) - so there were no problems of installation, it would be really superb!


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