Hosted Tuesday, May 16th and featuring special guest Roger Emerson, this free webinar demonstrated the benefits of teaching music using Noteflight Learn with all students. Noteflight Learn gives teachers and … Continue reading “Noteflight Learn for Every Student (Video)”
Today’s tech-savvy students live in a world powered by the internet, social media, and rapid information. This highly-connected world is constantly evolving and the future success of our students depends … Continue reading “Creativity and Collaboration with Noteflight Learn”
Are you the kind of person who mainly remembers the lyrics of a song, or do you remember the tune more readily? Or both equally? This article will be of … Continue reading “Behind the Notation: Lyrics”
Noteflight and Berklee College of Music partnered to provide a free online masterclass for songwriting! Hosted by Associate Professor Melissa Ferrick, this 1-hour presentation provided valuable information on songwriting for … Continue reading “Free Berklee Songwriting Online Masterclass”
The Noteflight help menu is easy, intuitive, and makes learning to create music easier than ever! Simply type a feature in the search field and Noteflight will display all options, and … Continue reading “Noteflight Offers Easy and Intuitive Help Menu”
Noteflight now offers independent system breaks for parts, allowing users to apply part formatting options that are separate from the score. This is great for making all parts look clean … Continue reading “Noteflight Adds Independent System Breaks for Parts”
Noteflight now defaults dynamic markings, including crescendo/decrescendo lines, to display above the staff for vocal parts and avoid clutter with lyrics. This is the preferred default setting for vocalists and we … Continue reading “Noteflight Adds Above Staff Direction Default”
This Behind the Notation series focuses on a topic close to the hearts of anyone who likes chords (and that’s everyone, right?). Usually placed above the staff or a set … Continue reading “Behind the Notation: Chord Symbols”
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There are a lot of composers out there using Noteflight, and your music is popping with great ideas. If you’ve come up with a theme you like, and you’re not … Continue reading “Behind the Notation: 10 Ways to Transform a Rhythm”
