MTT62: Dorico Notation Software with Daniel Spreadbury

My guest is Daniel Spreadbury - who was the Senior Product Manager for Sibelius in a previous life - but for the past 6 years he has been working on the conception, design and marketing of the new professional-level scoring application Dorico. Daniel and I discuss what it's like to start a new software application from scratch and what makes Dorico different from the other notation software on the market. This episode is brought to you by my free hour-long online training 7 Easy Ways To Use Tech In Your Music Classes (all attendees receive a professional development certificate of attendance).

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