Sometimes technology will beat you…
I like to have my lecture notes out by Thursday, and as I fade into tiredness I have to admit […]
I like to have my lecture notes out by Thursday, and as I fade into tiredness I have to admit […]
To music educators out there, especially my #uwsmteach rabble… Serendipitously received this email this morning from an educator in the
Last week in my second MTeach lecture I talked about a progression of software to match the progression of compositional
Well, I don’t know about you, but I’m exhausted. What a lot of information in a short space of time.
I’m a casual lecturer at the University of Western Sydney, because I just can’t fit enough things in my life.
A few people have written to me recently saying that the Learn Sibelius in 1 Hour videos weren’t loading for
This series of videos, then, shows the student how to use the plug-ins. But it does a little more than that. It provides context by looking first at how Beethoven, the master of development, transforms ideas in the first subject of the first movement of his third symphony…
As I write I’m just on the way back from the Soundhouse conference which took place at the Australian Music
Composer Damian Barbeler and web development company Firefly Interactive have combined to create an amazing new website to support MLC
Well, I only ever intended it as a rough collection of videos made as soon as possible after Sibelius 6
At the moment I’m really enjoying reading (and commenting on!) another composer’s blog. The composer in question is Kenneth Froelich
Well, I’ve been Tweeting regularly for several months now, and keeping a ‘latest news’ list on the front page of
This piece is part of my Symphony of the Child, commissioned and premiered by the International Grammar School in Sydney in