FreePlay Music.com
http://www.freeplaymusic.com
Freeplay Music is the biggest, the best and the fastest growing "free" broadcast music production library in the world.

NIEHS Kid's Pages - Sing-Along Songs
http://www.niehs.nih.gov/kids/music.htm
Yes, that even includes music -- music is an important part of our "environment".   Although NIEHS (National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences) does not study the effects of music on the body, other scientists have studied its impact on physical and mental functions for many years. Most notably, music can measurably reduce stress and pain levels. For example, research supported by the National Institute of Nursing Research recently found that listening to music reduced patients' pain levels following major abdominal surgery. And Micheal Holton, a 1st Place winner in the Biological Sciences category of an NIEHS sponsored Science Fair also determined that the tempo of music can affect your heart rate. But there is another reason that NIEHS includes this sing-along section for it's visitors -- sing along activities are very educational.

Music: CBC4Kids Music
http://www.cbc4kids.ca/general/music/
This site has all kinds of musical resources. Watch out for sections, such as "Intro to Classical Music," which have great content, but push users to purchase the CDs under study. For noncommercial fun, visit "Guess the Instrument" or "Name that (Classical) Tune" for this month's quizzes and archived features.

PlayMusic.Org
http://www.playmusic.org
Created by the American Symphony Orchestra League, this site offers great pages to read, but if your computer has the Shockwave player installed you can also listen to the sounds of the featured instruments and play the interactive games. To start, roll your cursor over the characters on the home page, and click on the guy suggesting you "Take a seat with the orchestra" to join them on the stage.

Music: Eric Weisstein's Treasure Trove of Music
http://www.treasure-troves.com/music/
This treasure chest holds definitions of important musical terms and concepts. While some definitions are too complex for elementary musicians, others are short, sweet, and easy enough for young maestros to master.

National Association for Music Education
http://www.menc.org/index2.htm
MISSION: To advance music education as a profession and to ensure that every child in America has access to a balanced, sequential, high-quality education that includes music as a core subject of study.

 I Think The Song Went Like This...
http://lyrics.astraweb.com
Have you been trying to figure out the words to some of your favorite songs? Well, this is a site for you to check out. I often find myself singing along to the radio while I'm in my car, and I always make up the words. I don't have to make up the words anymore, I can just visit this lyrics site and find out what the words really are.

FreeZone.Com's Jazz Greats
http://freezone.com/brain/jazz/
Time Signature: FreeZone's interactive timeline featuring actual sound clips with fun educational information about the History of Jazz
Jazz Rocks: Kid written stories of their interaction with jazz music, including a bulletin board where kids from around the world can share their love of jazz.
Deep Dish: More of FreeZone's great educational/biographical content, powered by the Gale Group that contains information about some of Jazz's greatest musicians. Perfect for those school reports.

General Midi
http://files.midifarm.com/files/
We would like to welcome everyone to the new MIDI Farm website. We have updated our look. More importantly, we have updated all of the technology used underneath. This means we will be able to bring more and more features in the future!.