Sibelius developer posts about his favourite features
James Larcombe is one of our very talented team of developers who works on Sibelius (he's also a very talented multi-instrumentalist -- this is a man who owns his own…
James Larcombe is one of our very talented team of developers who works on Sibelius (he's also a very talented multi-instrumentalist -- this is a man who owns his own…
I was recently interviewed by Sam Inglis of Sound on Sound magazine for their podcast. The episode featuring the interview has just been posted. Hear me from 2:25.
My friend and former colleague James Humberstone is a teacher at MLC School in Sydney. Among his many achievements in the decade he worked at Sibelius (he provided the UK…
The release of a major new version of Sibelius is the culmination of thousands of hours of work from dozens of people. Sibelius 6 has in many ways been our…
Continuing a (very) irregular series of bits of Sibelius-related trivia... There are 369,522 words in the Sibelius 6 Reference book, an increase of 8.6% over the Sibelius 5 Reference book.…
A few years ago, I engaged in some lively debate with a composer called Jeffery Cotton, who attempted to make the switch from Finale to Sibelius, but found that Sibelius…
Since the launch of Sibelius 6 this past Tuesday, I've been delighted to see such an enthusiastic response to the new version. Here's just a handful of the great coverage…
I'm delighted to be able to share the happy news that Sibelius 6 is now available! We're incredibly proud of the new version, and we're really looking forward to hearing…
Peter Kirn's excellent blog, Create Digital Music, regularly covers Sibelius and other notation software. Peter was recently asked to speak about his use of Sibelius at the City University of…
Last night at the Classical Brits awards ceremony at the Royal Albert Hall, London, Sibelius user Howard Goodall won the award for Composer of the Year 2009 for his "requiem…