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Learn the basics of Sibelius 7.5 (Music Notation Software)
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Learn the basics of Sibelius 7.5 (Music Notation Software)

An introduction to using Sibelius 7.5 (from Avid) for creating music notation.
Last updated 2/2015
English

What you'll learn

  • Students will become familiar with the basic functions of inputing music into Sibelius.
  • Students will learn how to add lyrics to a score.
  • Students will learn how to transpose a score.
  • Students will learn how to export their score in several different formats.

Course content

10 sections29 lectures4h 24m total length
  • Intro4:01

    Overview of everything that is going to be discussed in this class.

Requirements

  • Students must have at least a basic understanding of how to read and follow musician notation.

Description

This course assumes that you are already a "musician" (ie. you already know how to read music, play an instrument or sing, and follow a score.) This course will teach you the basics of inputing music into the computer notation program, "Sibelius." I will be demonstrating using version 7.5, however, while what is displayed on the screen will look different for versions previous to 7, the basic functions and shortcuts are all the same. We will not work toward a specific project, but rather, each topic will be covered as a separate idea, because once the document is created and you start composing, there is no right or wrong order to composing (i.e. after you have notes, you could add dynamics then articulation; or you could add articulation then dynamics.) So essentially, you don't need to complete the course in order. You can jump around and watch the lessons that pertain more to what you need to learn.

Who this course is for:

  • Musicians who need to create musical scores but have never used computer software to do it.