Created by Google, Word Synth allows students to experiment with language and music. Users input their own words/phrase to be spoken on pitch. Drag the blocks up or down to change the pitch on any given word. Users can change the tonality and pitch center, the voice used, tempo of playback, and the ratio of singing to speaking during playback. The program also includes a tutorial!
Flat
Marci Major2026-07-08T00:08:28+00:00This online resource allows you to create sheet music and educational activities for students, especially useful in a music theory classroom. Teachers can organize classes, collaborate in real time, contact students, add comments to assignments and work offline. This can be used at school or home and is compatible with many different devices.
Price: Free (Basic plan), Paid (monthly, yearly, and lifetime subscription options)
Link: Flat
Solfeg.io
Marci Major2026-07-08T00:32:55+00:00This program teaches general music skills as well as guitar, ukulele, bass, and piano through popular music. The free teacher membership includes a selection of pop and rock music that students can play along with. The interactive play-along mode shows the hand positions and chords in real time while following along on the score. For teachers, there is a collection of lesson plan ideas to use with the program. In addition to the website, Solfeg.io can be used with the app, which is available on all mobile platforms.
Price: Free (Basic plan), Paid ($249, $799, and $1349 per year plans)
Link: Solfeg.io
Tunelark
Marci Major2026-07-08T01:04:24+00:00This program makes music fun with scaffolded games that teach basic music concepts like theory, note reading, and ear training. Teachers can assign over 150+ games and monitor progress directly from the app or website. There is also an option to find and connect with private lesson teachers for voice and/or instruments.