New post! MuseScore 3 is officially available. This is the first major new version of the software since MuseScore 2 in 2015. The most notable improvement in MuseScore 3 is the new automatic placement facility, and there are many other improvements, including a timeline, a score comparison tool, and much more.

New post! We’ll have blog coverage from the 2019 NAMM Show January 24-27; here’s what to expect.

From our Scoring Notes blog, David MacDonald's excellent review of five leading iPad score reading apps.

Did you see David MacDonald's excellent review of five leading iPad score readers? Learn about forScore, Newzik, nkoda, Piascore, and BlackBinder to see which is best for you. Great weekend reading!

How to create composite time signatures in Sibelius, including what Elaine Gould’s Behind Bars book calls “meters of mixed denominators” like 6/8 + 2/4.

A brief tutorial on using the Quick Change feature to change expressions and articulations in Finale

The GVIDO music reader aims to change the way music is read by merging the old with the new. It's a dual-display hinged device that can show two facing pages.

How to create composite time signatures in Sibelius, including what Elaine Gould’s Behind Bars book calls “meters of mixed denominators” like 6/8 + 2/4.

From our Scoring Notes blog: David MacDonald reviews leading iPad score reader apps!

From our Scoring Notes blog: A review by @davemacdo of five leading iPad score readers: forScore, @newzikapp, @nkodamusic, Blackbinder, and @piascoreapp https://wp.me/p1OLc1-4rJ