Courses, tutorials, and training resources for learning notation software.
SheetCue, a music reader app, has you draw the measures, define the repeats and cuts, and it drives a timed, measure-by-measure practice flow from your own PDFs or photos. The idea also opens a bigger question: the vendor lock-in that traps annotated score libraries inside a single app.
When it comes to expert Dorico users, there are few that are more so than Leo Nicholson. Spanning 29 separate videos and lasting a total of just over two hours, his "Dorico Basics" course is designed to guide you through all of Dorico's fundamentals, and more.
When it comes to learning how to use music notation software, there's no substitute for customized, individual tutorial sessions. That's why we're excited to offer instructional training for Sibelius, Finale, and Dorico through Notation Central.
We escape the urban jungle of New York City and head to the beautiful campus of the University of Nebraska to discuss collaborations, music preparation, and more with talented students in the music and theatre programs.
Product specialist James Ivey will be leading two Sibelius 7.5 workshops in Oslo in January, for composers, musicians, engineers and teachers.
A free Sibelius 7.5 webinar is available on September 9 for those in New Zealand, and attendees will receive 20% off of their upgrade to Sibelius 7.5.
If you're in the Bay Area of California or in northern Colorado, there are some Sibelius training courses coming your way in May and June 2014.
If you are in the Portland, Oregon area, or would like to be this summer, a variety of music technology courses are being offered at Mike Klinger's retreat.
Registration is now open for four online Sibelius courses in 2014 headed by Katie Wardrobe of Midnight Music: Basics, Speedy Arranging, Advanced, and Projects for Students.
My colleague John Hinchey will be giving a Sibelius workshop this Saturday, January 18 at 10:00 am, at the Sweetwater Performance Theatre in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The cost? How does…
