Our exciting series of composition contests will continue this fall. But instead of leaving you with a bleak, contest-free summer, we decided to offer something light-hearted as a break from … Continue reading “Summer Composition Contest: Workout Music!”
You’ve seen the scores of our video game theme contest winners, now watch the performance and hear the recording of these incredible pieces played by a 35 piece string ensemble! … Continue reading “Performances of our Video Game Music Contest Winners!”
Author John MlynczakPosted on Dear Noteflighters (or Notepilots, as some of you prefer to be called), In our travels on the forums, on our user support line, and in discussions with composers, students, and … Continue reading “Using Noteflight: Tips, Best Practices, and Cool Features You Might Not Know About”
Jena Root is Associate Professor and Music Theory Coordinator for the Dana School of Music at Youngstown State University. She has also taught at St. Olaf College, Syracuse University, the … Continue reading “Interview with Jena Root: Using Noteflight in College Theory and Pedagogy”
Noteflight partners with W.W. Norton to take leading college music theory worksheets online Boston, MA (PRWEB) December 18, 2012 Noteflight LLC announced today the availability of the online interactive version … Continue reading “W.W. Norton Launches Digital Textbook Featuring Noteflight Music Technology”
W. W. Norton & Company, Inc. partners with Noteflight to offer interactive student workbook for its college text “Musician’s Guide to Theory and Analysis, 2nd Edition.” Cambridge, MA (PRWEB) June … Continue reading “Norton and Noteflight to Offer Online Music Theory Workbook”
The DSO uses Noteflight’s online notation software to let webcast viewers submit compositions for live performance by pianist Robert Levin March 29, 2012 Cambridge, MA — During its live webcast … Continue reading “Detroit Symphony Orchestra taps Noteflight to enable global audience to compose during live performance”
