I had so much fun at these sites and it was a pity to see them gone. It was a great way to refresh the students on chords, major, minor, pentatonic, and whole tone scales. It was made with Java so it took a little bit to load, but it was worth it. The various sounds they used sure had me laughing! My dog left the room, but then she's always been afraid of bodily function sounds, but that's a whole 'nother story.
However, I did discover another fun site that IS working (at least for now) and you can visit it by going to Yuk-Yuk. This has a few sections that are musically oriented. I enjoyed my stay immensely, but one needs to have a dry sense of humor, at times, to fully appreciate this site. It's cleverly done and a very innovative way to teach many subjects.
The next great site featured is Play Page. The intro has exotic sounding music. There is much to be explored amidst this site with jungle music drumming up the wild side in all of us.
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