Dorico for iPad launches
Steinberg’s music notation software is now available for the iPad as a free download from the App Store.
Category: Music technology
Getting together under Covid-19 – what now for music ensembles?
George Hess suggests a way forward for large ensemble classes under the 'new normal': project-based learning
Flipping out
When doing direct instruction online, the best method to use is the flipped learning model. Most of you have probably heard of it. At its most basic l…
Moving your classes online
With many schools closing due to the COVID-19 virus and many more likely to follow suit in the near future, we are all being asked to prepare to teach…
Get your head in the cloud, part 3: teaching music
In the third article in his cloud-based software series, George Hess, MUSIC:ED Music Technology Editor, looks at music production software for the cla…
Get your head in the cloud, part 2: creating music
In his second article about cloud-based software, George Hess, MUSIC:ED Music Technology Editor, looks at music production software for teaching.
Get your head in the cloud, part 1: introduction
George Hess, MUSIC:ED Music Technology Editor, introduces a series of articles about cloud-based software for music teaching and music creation.
Q&A: Midnight Music Founder, Katie Wardrobe
As one of the superstars of music technology education, Katie Wardrobe can make even the most complex topic seem not only simple but also exciting and…
Music technology in the classroom: getting started
While technology in the classroom isn't a magic bullet, the benefits can be enormous argues Music Technology Editor, George Hess.
The Music Industry: alive and well at NAMM
Our Music Technology Editor, George Hess, suffered from Gear Acquisition Syndrome at the Winter NAMM show in Los Angeles, which took place in Janu…
