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Need blank staffs to write your opus on?  This site lets you produce blank
sheet music to whatever specs you require!  May also be used for tablature.

One of the cooler things to come from our increasingly connected world,
Concert Window let bands perform for their fans, computer to computer for
free or for a small fee. Many of the concerts have a "pay what you like"
admission price. This is a great site for established artists and those who are
still looking for an audience and want to make a little money along the way. 

Pianist and Piano teacher Andrew Furmancyk's Youtube Channel. This
channel is focused on providing 100% free musical education for people
who have a passion to learn music, but might not be able to afford it or are
curious about music. 

This is forum all about recording anywhere other than a professional studio.
You'll need to register an account before you can post, but you can read
anonymously.

Daryl Hall started Live From Daryl’s House, the free monthly web show, after
having the idea of “playing with my friends and putting it up on the Internet,”
and the show has since garnered acclaim from Rolling Stone, SPIN, Daily
Variety, CNN, and the BBC.

A simple, pleasant looking metronome. Common uses of the metronome
are helping you to maintain an established tempo while practicing, and
learning difficult passages.

Free music theory lessons, exercises, and tools. Also available are paid
Android and iOS apps, but the main site is absolutely free,

A selection of tuners for string instruments. The first tuner shown can use
your computer's microphone to help you tune your instrument, but a
microphone is not required for any of the tuners if you are tuning by ear.

This handy tool lets you punch in your zip code to find venues with open mics,
The venues are user-submitted, so call ahead to make sure that the dates, times,
and addresses are correct. Happy performing!

The Rockland County Choral Society (RCCS), a not-for-profit organization,
is the second oldest continuing musical association in Rockland County, NY.
Originally formed in 1937 as part of the Rockland County Adult Education
Program, the organization has evolved into one that offers a full spectrum of
choral music. The Society auditions new members in January and September.

Some quick tutorials with video, pictures, and demonstrations that will get you up
and singing in no time. Includes breathing techniques and and warm up
exercises.