10/11/2024
Of interest! From our friend Kurt Sander, Composer:
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My Choral Friends and Colleagues! Did the news of the demise of Finale music notation software take you by surprise? I was a Finale user for close to 15 years but luckily decided to switch to Sibelius as my preferred program of choice for music notation. Finale is pushing Dorico as a successor, but I also own Dorico and personally find it very difficult to adapt to, especially if one comes from either a Finale or Sibelius reference point. By popular demand, I am offering a newly revised music notation course primarily for choral musicians who typeset choral music that is often unmetered or uses recitative style chant. You will not find these tutorials on YouTube!
New this year is a whole lesson on importing Finale scores into Sibelius for archival purposes through as .xml files. If you are wanting your Finale scores to live on in a supported software program, or are simply looking to learn how to typeset choral music in a professional way, this is the course for you. As a freemium offer, here is the first lesson that you can sample which specifically addresses the biggest notational flaws I see in choral scores today.
https://youtu.be/a3xVPUS9hqc
The course is asynchronous which means you can work at your own pace. Enroll today and reserve your spot for this opportunity to enrich your choral library with beautiful scores.
Follow this link to enroll today:
https://www.orthodoxchoralmusic.com/class
This self-paced online course gives you everything you need to get up and running with the latest version of Sibelius music notation software. This course not only covers the latest notation standards used by publishers, composers, and arrangers, but also provides valuable techniques specific to t....
