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The Most Exciting Innovations Within Classical Music
Classical music may have one foot firmly in a tradition that stretched back centuries
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Will Rebranding Classical Music Really Lead to Its Revival?
Each passing year seems to bring new opportunities for people creating music – from promoting
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The ‘Neo-classical’ Movement: Passing Fad or Breaking New Ground?
We explore the neo-classical movement’s key figures and features.
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Introducing Dorico Pro 2 and Dorico Elements 2
Today we are releasing two new products: a major update to Dorico, and a new entry-level version. Despite it being only three months since the Dorico 1.2.10 update at the end of February, the development teams in London and Hamburg have pulled out all the stops to...
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Dorico 1.2.10 update released, with system dividers, wings on repeats, and more
We are delighted to announce the release of Dorico 1.2.10, free for all existing Dorico users, which is focused around polishing the revolutionary new unpitched percussion features added in last December's Dorico 1.2 update, but adding a few other modest improvements...
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Dorico 1.2 released, with cues, unpitched percussion, fingering, and much more
Welcome to the new and improved Dorico blog (please excuse the dust), on the auspicious occasion of the launch of Dorico 1.2, the most significant update yet to our new application. Dorico 1.2 introduces some ground-breaking functionality with its revolutionary cues...
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Dorico Showcase: Daryl Jamieson’s prize-winning “Is nowhere free of bad tidings?”
This post is part of a series that aims to shine a light on projects in which Dorico has played a part. If you have used Dorico for something interesting and would like to be featured in this series, please let me know. Daryl Jamieson is a Canadian-born composer who...
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Dorico showcase: Red Deer Symphony Orchestra music director Claude Lapalme
Claude Lapalme has been the musical director of the Red Deer Symphony Orchestra for 27 years. This prolific conductor, arranger and composer relies on Dorico to produce all of the music for RDSO and his Baroque ensemble Rosa Barocca.
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Dorico Showcase: Fennica Gehrman’s volume of Uuno Klami’s piano music
Fennica Gehrman, the most important publisher of music by Finnish composers, publishes new 70-page volume of Uuno Klami’s piano miniatures in Dorico, praising the exceptional quality of its engraving.
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Special introductory pricing for Dorico Pro multi-seat licenses
Dorico is already in use in schools, music colleges and universities in a number of countries, including the world-famous Royal Academy of Music in London, and to give more institutions a real incentive to bring Dorico into their classrooms, with the release of Dorico...
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Come and see Dorico in New York City
Next week, I'll be travelling to New York for a series of talks and presentations, including a public demonstration of Dorico Pro 2 in the beautiful piano salon on Thursday 14 June, 6.30pm at Yamaha Artist Services at 589 5th Avenue, New York City. Come along and say...
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Introducing Dorico Pro 2 and Dorico Elements 2
Today we are releasing two new products: a major update to Dorico, and a new entry-level version. Despite it being only three months since the Dorico 1.2.10 update at the end of February, the development teams in London and Hamburg have pulled out all the stops to...
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