Bob Zawalich gives us a helpful roundup of the variety of tips and plug-ins to help the notation and playback of harp passages in Sibelius.

Learn how to move items away from a note, beat or staff and still have them correctly attached, in both Sibelius and Finale.

Do you enjoy the Scoring Notes podcast with @davemacdo? You know what to do…

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New podcast episode! We follow up on our recent blog post and discuss the pros, cons, challenges, and opportunities in reading and preparing music on a screen, and delve into the technical considerations you should know about if you want to make your music pixel-perfect. Please rate, review, and subscribe!

Newsletter: Preparing music for screens; high fidelity audio in zoom.us; Avid Sibelius 2020.9 update; the multi-cello universe of Samara Ginsberg; Christopher Willis on the score to The Personal History of David Copperfield; Dorico and Sibelius tips and so much more…

New post! What are the best practices when preparing a score with the expectation that it will be read from a screen, not paper? This is an excellent question — one whose answer today may likely change in the coming years.

Some highlights from the "Music Engraving in the 21st Century: Developments and Perspectives" conference at the Mozarteum University in Salzburg.

A handy tool for keeping current on your Sibelius plug-ins, so you can check if you're running the latest versions.

Sibelius is flexible enough that you can re-program common shortcuts to open dialogs instead of galleries, just like in earlier versions.