Members' online learning resources
This section features our members' publicly accessible online learning resources, with the resources listed according to the languages they use:
El Sistema Greece
El Sistema Greece's learning playlist features tutorials with guest musicians from the Opéra National de Paris and Il Pomo d'Oro.
ESG's YouTube learning playlistESG's YouTube channel
In Harmony Newcastle Gateshead
In Harmony Newcastle Gateshead's programme leader, Rob Kitchen, has been putting up a lot of useful music tutorial videos on a wide variety of different music learning topics.
Rob Kitchen's YouTube channelRob Kitchen's YouTube channel
In Harmony Telford & Stoke
In Harmony Telford & Stoke have been putting up a series of useful music tutorial videos on a wide range of learning themes.
Music is the Key playlistMusic is the Key playlist
DaLaNota
DaLaNota has been publishing a Spanish-language video learning playlist which incorporates three different series of exercises: choir exercises at home, percussion in the family and exercising at home.
DaLaNota's classes playlistDaLaNota's classes playlist
Barış İçin Müzik
Barış İçin Müzik has been uploading videos to two Turkish-language tutorial playlists. One of these features a number of general music learning themes (with a predominant focus on theory), while the other is made for musicians who play string instruments.
Barış İçin Müzik's general tuition playlistBarış's general playlist
Barış İçin Müzik's string instruments tuition playlistBarış's strings playlist
General online learning resources
Here, you can find a wide variety of publicly accessible online learning and teaching materials from external sources.
Non-member video tutorials and webinars
This section lists direct and indirect links to non-member providers of free video tutorials and/or webinars for musicians and learners.
Opportunities for music educators to exchange ideas
Here, teachers in Sistema or Sistema-influenced programmes can find links to support networks in which they can discuss their teaching approaches.
We thank The World Ensemble and Sistema in Norwich for their own resources lists, which both formed a large part of the basis for this page