Join vibrant music education communities where teachers, students, and enthusiasts share knowledge, resources, and support. From Reddit's r/musiceducation to specialized Facebook groups, these platforms offer lesson plans, teaching strategies, theory discussions, and networking opportunities for music educators at all levels.
16 communities with 1.4M total members
Top Reddit communities include r/musiceducation, r/MusicEd, r/MusicTeachers, r/musictheory, and r/Learnmusic. These offer teaching resources, curriculum discussions, and peer support for educators.
Yes, popular Facebook groups include Elementary Music Educators, Music Teacher Resources, Music Teachers USA, and Music Teachers around the world. These groups share lesson plans and teaching strategies.
r/musictheory on Reddit is excellent for theory discussions. Many Facebook groups like Music Education also cover theory topics alongside practical teaching methods.
r/Learnmusicproduction on Reddit focuses specifically on production techniques and software. Many general music education groups also discuss digital music creation tools.
Yes, groups like AWME (Association for Waldorf Music Education) and Center for Music Education Research (USF) provide professional development and research resources.
Consider your teaching level (elementary, secondary), instrument focus, and needs (lesson plans, theory, technology). Join multiple communities to access diverse perspectives and resources.
Platform: reddit
Members: 2.8K
This is a place to talk about music education, instrumental, choral, whatever. Ask questions and music teachers, or professionals, can answer and help. Discuss teaching techniques. Not a place to share videos or links to audio. Those already exist. This is about discussing music education - not just music.
Visit r/musiceducationPlatform: reddit
Members: 24.0K
Designed to give music educators an online tool for easy access to forums, discussion boards, advice, teaching strategies, teaching stories, advocacy tips, pertinent articles, rehearsal advice, and anything else that has to do with the field of Music Education!
Visit r/MusicEdPlatform: reddit
Members: 3.5K
This subreddit is suited for all of those who want to seek more. Music Teachers will learn how to do so & maybe will find new students to work with. From Music Theory to Hardware. If you are seeking knowledge - this is the place to be. If you are seeking to teach - this is the place to be also. So join and participate! Let's have some fun by doing it.
Visit r/MusicTeachersPlatform: reddit
Members: 634.7K
/r/musictheory is a community for the discussion of music theory and related topics.
Visit r/musictheoryPlatform: reddit
Members: 76.4K
Visit r/LearnmusicPlatform: reddit
Members: 3.0K
Welcome to the Learn Music Production & Audio Engineering forum! Post your lessons, tips & tricks, creative methods and queries related to music, audio and studio. Let’s help each other learn and grow from our experience with music. Check out our website to Learn Music Production and Audio Engineering For Free: https://www.learnmusicproduction.in/
Visit r/LearnmusicproductionPlatform: discord
Members: 2.2K
AC is a music and visual arts community dedicated to fostering growth, development and collaboration among its members.
Visit AC CommunityPlatform: facebook
Members: 592.0K
Public · 592K members · 90+ posts a day
Visit Music EducationPlatform: facebook
Members: 12.0K
Public · 12K members · 5 posts a day
Visit Elementary Music EducatorsPlatform: facebook
Members: 9.0K
Public · 4.9K members · 3 posts a day
Visit Music teacher resourcesPlatform: facebook
Members: 7.0K
Public · 9.7K members
Visit Music Teacher GroupPlatform: facebook
Members: 6.0K
Public · 2.6K members · 2 posts a day
Visit Music Teachers around the world Promo and SalesPlatform: facebook
Members: 5.0K
Public · 4.5K members · 20+ posts a day
Visit Music Teachers USAPlatform: facebook
Members: 4.0K
Public · 2.4K members
Visit Elementary Music Educator's BankPlatform: facebook
Members: 3.0K
Public · 1.3K members · 3 posts a day
Visit Center for Music Education Research (USF)Platform: facebook
Members: 9.0K
Public · 3.9K members
Visit AWME - Association for Waldorf Music EducationJoin vibrant music education communities where teachers, students, and enthusiasts share knowledge, resources, and support. From Reddit's r/musiceducation to specialized Facebook groups, these platforms offer lesson plans, teaching strategies, theory discussions, and networking opportunities for music educators at all levels.
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/r/musictheory is a community for the discussion of music theory and related topics.
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Designed to give music educators an online tool for easy access to forums, discussion boards, advice, teaching strategies, teaching stories, advocacy tips, pertinent articles, rehearsal advice, and anything else that has to do with the field of Music Education!
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This subreddit is suited for all of those who want to seek more. Music Teachers will learn how to do so & maybe will find new students to work with. From Music Theory to Hardware. If you are seeking knowledge - this is the place to be. If you are seeking to teach - this is the place to be also. So join and participate! Let's have some fun by doing it.
Public · 1.3K members · 3 posts a day
Welcome to the Learn Music Production & Audio Engineering forum! Post your lessons, tips & tricks, creative methods and queries related to music, audio and studio. Let’s help each other learn and grow from our experience with music. Check out our website to Learn Music Production and Audio Engineering For Free: https://www.learnmusicproduction.in/
This is a place to talk about music education, instrumental, choral, whatever. Ask questions and music teachers, or professionals, can answer and help. Discuss teaching techniques. Not a place to share videos or links to audio. Those already exist. This is about discussing music education - not just music.
AC is a music and visual arts community dedicated to fostering growth, development and collaboration among its members.
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