Place a graphic on the first page of all the parts and the score in Sibelius. This is technically a hack, so be forewarned!

The Chord Symbols As Polychords plug-in for Sibelius takes pairs of selected Chord Symbols or legacy chord symbols and stacks the first of the pair on top of the second, separated by a Text object made of underscore characters in Chord Symbol text style.

A review of Odla, a hardware controller for MuseScore and Dorico, that aims for "music you can touch" by directly modeling the five-line staff itself.

New post! A review of ODLA - Music you can touch, a hardware controller for MuseScore and Dorico, that aims for "music you can touch" by directly modeling the five-line staff itself.

A brief mention of Change Tuplet Ratio in Sibelius, with an encouragement to explore more

We off suggestions for upgrading your desk and workspace — everything from big ticket items to ones that only cost pennies, and everything in between.

A brief but illuminating conversation with Jane Cross, a music archivist at the Library of Congress, about the importance of digital preservation, managing music files, and keeping it all safe. From the 2022 MOLA :: An Association of Music Performance Librarians Conference.

New "Half Notes" podcast episode! A brief but illuminating conversation with Jane Cross, a music archivist at the The Library of Congress, about the importance of digital preservation, managing music files, and keeping it all safe. From the 2022 MOLA :: An Association of Music Performance Librarians Conference.

A reliable way to actually create true 100% black output in PDFs from Finale, and a Keyboard Maestro script to automate the process for an entire set of parts. Plus, how to convert existing PDFs to true black, regardless of what software was used to create them.

Updated post! A reliable way to actually create true 100% black output in PDFs from Finale Music Notation Software, and a Keyboard Maestro script to automate the process for an entire set of parts. Plus, how to convert existing PDFs to true black, regardless of what software was used to create them.