Navigating the Switch from Finale to Dorico (with Jen Green)
1 hour
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Online
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About this event
- Event lasts 1 hour
On Thursday, September 5th from 4:00-5:00 pm EDT, we’ll meet on Zoom for a Virtual Technical Workshop with Maestra Jen Green. Q&A to follow!
Do you need to switch from Finale to Dorico, or are you simply curious about what Dorico has to offer? Join us for an engaging and insightful workshop led by Jen Green, an orchestrator, arranger, and seasoned musician who made the notation software transition herself. In this workshop, Jen will share her personal journey of moving from Finale to Dorico, offering reassurance to those feeling daunted by the change.
Explore an overview of Dorico’s features, learn valuable tips and hacks to ease the transition, and gain insights from Jen’s firsthand experiences as a Dorico convert. Whether you’re a seasoned Finale user or new to notation software, this workshop will provide you with the tools and confidence to make the switch smoothly.
This workshop event is open to the public! We encourage our members, supporters, and community at large to RSVP. Register here, and at 3:00 pm EDT on the 5th you will get an email detailing how to log into the Zoom meeting that will start at 4:00 pm EDT.
Register now! Capacity is limited; please cancel your reservation to make space for others if you can no longer attend.
Jen Green is a London-based orchestrator and arranger.
Stage & live credits include: Bonnie & Clyde (Garrick Theatre, Arts Theatre, West End cast recording, UK tour), Fantastically Great Women Who Changed the World (UK tour), Errol’s Garden (Singapore Repertory Theatre, UK tour), The Jungle Book (Chichester Festival Theatre), For Tonight (Adelphi concert performance), Carl Davis’s Le Fantôme de l’Opéra (Shanghai International Dance Centre), Glory Ride (Charing Cross Theatre), Pigs Might Fly (UK tour), Killing The Cat (Riverside Studios), The Doncastrian Chalk Circle (National Theatre Public Acts), Vanara (Hackney Empire), The Gingerbread Man (Singapore Repertory Theatre), Carl Davis’s Chaplin the Tramp (Slovak National Theatre), Carl Davis’s The Great Gatsby (Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre), Dr. Dolittle (UK tour), Chicken Little (Singapore Repertory Theatre), Baku 2017 (4th Islamic Solidarity Games), Baku 2015: 1st European Games (European Olympic Committee), From Hackney to Hollywood: The Don Black Songbook (UK tour), Dance ‘Til Dawn (additional orchestrations, UK tour & Aldwych Theatre), A Musical Night of Queen (Royal Liverpool Philharmonic).
Radio, film & media credits include: Classic Rock Anthems (BBC Radio 2/live in Malta), Perfect Planet (additional orchestrations, BBC 1), Bridge Over Troubled Water: 50th Anniversary (contributing orchestrator, BBC Radio 2/Sony), The Queen And I (additional orchestrations, Sky One), I Feel Love (BBC Radio 2/BBC 4), Battle of Britain at 75 (BBC Radio 2), D-Day 70 years on (BBC Radio 2), JFK: Minute by Minute (BBC Radio 2), The Dambusters 70 Years On (BBC Radio 2), 12 Hours to Please Me (BBC Radio 2/BBC 4), Titanic: Minute by Minute (BBC Radio 2).
View Jen’s Maestra Profile here.
This workshop is open to all genders, all skill sets, and all levels of expertise. If you want to be here, you are welcome. There is a suggested donation to offset the cost of the workshops and the hiring of the teachers, but there is no official charge. We want all who would like to attend online to be able to do so.
We will be recording this class, so by signing up to participate you are giving your consent to be part of the video archive, which could be re-broadcast or used for Maestra’s future marketing.
Maestra Music, Inc., is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, EIN 83-3439518, incorporated on Jan 29, 2019. Tax-deductible donations can also be made at www.MaestraMusic.org.