Welcome to the Resources Navigator Page
For more details about the special award, please click here.
| Dolmetsch Online free resource pages | |||
| direct link: | resource title: | URL reference: | click below to add to your bookmarks: |
| dolmetsch online resources | this resource portal page | http://www.dolmetsch.com/ourresources.htm | add dolmetsch online resources to your bookmarks |
| e-monographs | useful articles | http://www.dolmetsch.com/monographs.htm | add e-monographs to your bookmarks |
| music dictionary | music related definitions | http://www.dolmetsch.com/musictheorydefs.htm | add music dictionary to your bookmarks |
| quick search facility | search the whole site from here | http://www.dolmetsch.com/quicksearch.htm | add dolmetsch quick search to your bookmarks |
| music theory & history | learn music theory & history | http://www.dolmetsch.com/theoryintro.htm | add music theory & history to your bookmarks |
| dolmetsch pdf files | fingering charts, recorder care, product information, etc. | http://www.dolmetsch.com/pdffiles.htm | add dolmetsch pdf files to your bookmarks |
| staff/music/manuscript paper | free staff/music/manuscript paper | http://www.dolmetsch.com/manuscriptpaper.htm | add staff/music/manuscript paper to your bookmarks |
| recorder lessons | descant/soprano in C, alto/treble in F, and bass in F | http://www.dolmetsch.com/method.htm | add recorder method to your bookmarks |
| physics of musical instruments | history & introduction to acoustics | http://www.dolmetsch.com/recorderphysics.htm | add physics of musical instruments to your bookmarks |
| semibrevity | a blog about early music pioneers | https://www.semibrevity.com/founders-page/ | add semibrevity: a blog about early music pioneers to your bookmarks |
Those who feel any of these free resources might be useful to visitors to their own web site are welcome to place links to these resources or to this 'resource portal' page on their own web page(s). The URL for each resource is shown in the table above.
These resources are widely referenced and used by school-, college- and university-level students and by individuals of all ages.
The recorder lessons provide many helpful hints that you may not find in books or written methods.
We make use of the freely downloadable Sibelius Scorch plug-in which, once installed, will enable you to read and listen to the musical examples as you browse.
Still in its early stages, an online resource entitled the physics of musical instruments is being developed on this site. The historical introduction and a few introductory chapters are already completed.
We have collected together a number of useful and interesting monographs on music and music-related subjects under the heading e-monographs. These can be printed out and used as teaching material. Some topics are at a non-specialist level while a few might be considered advanced.
We have also prepared some useful pdf files which can be reached via the information link on the home page. The pdf files are designed to be downloaded and printed locally. These include recorder fingering charts, recorder scales and arpeggios, charts for the gold series recorders for one-handed use, useful information about how to take care of your recorder and an assortment of blank manuscript papers in a variety of formats available free of charge.
How to make a desktop icon that links to our website (PC - Windows XP)
- right click on desktop (away from current desktop icons)
- place mouse cursor over 'new' then over 'shortcut'
- 'create shortcut' dialog box opens on screen
- paste a web site address into where it says: 'type the location of the item'
- if you wanted our main page then you would type or paste in http://www.dolmetsch.com
- click 'next'
- on next dialog box enter the text you want to see under the icon on your desktop; for example, 'Dolmetsch Web Site'
- click on finish
An icon will appear on your desktop which you click to go onto the page you selected.
You can enter a more direct link, of course: http://www.dolmetsch.com/theoryintro.htm will take you to the music theory contents page.
| If you would like to support our work writing and maintaining the teaching resources on this site please click on the donate button and follow the online instructions - thank you for your contribution. |
Off the Dolmetsch Online Web Site
Discovering Music on BBC Radio 3 is a remarkable resource for those teaching and studying music. The archive of 45 minute programs is available here.
