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Adding the plug-in will provide MusicXML 2.0 and other advanced features.Įach student is assigned to a computer to work through the following tasks (or pair the students to work together at a workstation):ġ. Finale can import (open) and export (save ) MusicXML 1.1 and MIDI files without needing the Dolet Plug-in from Recordare. Lab with Finale or Print Music as the! primary notation software. How do the different version look compared to the original? How do they sound? What file extensions are used for the different file formats (i.e., XML, MID, MUS, and SIB).Ĭlass Exploration: Students work on their own or in pairs at the computer (Choose as many tasks as will fit within the class time available) Using the demonstration files for “Lady Sweet and Kind,” illustrate the distinctions between MIDI and MusicXML by importing the MIDI version of a composition and a MusicXML version (see demo files included in the lesson package) and have the class observing the difference in the results.
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What other music programs do the students use that read and write MIDI files? What type of files does the class notation software use? Using the article and the Recordare website information on MusicXML the teacher provides an overview of MusicXML and MIDI files and engages t! he class in a discussion of the differences in coding music for performance (MIDI) and for notation and display (MusicXML and the native file types for Sibelius, SIB, and Finale, MUS). Intro: Teacher with student interaction (30 Minutes) Sibelius 4 and 5 will import MusicXML 1.1 and export MusicXML 1.1 with the Dolet Plug-in from Recordare the demo version will also import MusicXML.įor a demo version or lower-cost option that fully imports and exports MusicXML, PrintMusic 2008 is a good solution.
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If available, install the Recordare Dolet plug-in for Sibelius.įinale 20 will import and export MusicXML 1.1 the demo version will import MusicXML.
The teacher should also prepare by checking the computers to ensure that the selected music notation software is in working order (see below), and that the teacher computer and projector are ready for demonstration.
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To prepare for this lesson, the teacher may download and copy the handouts and sample files for the activity.
–some knowledge of the other applications for MusicXML Procedures: –the ability to transfer notation files between music applications –skill in opening and saving MIDI and MusicXML scores in a notation program –an understanding of using MusicXML and MIDI for sharing notation between Sibelius, Finale or PrintMusic –an understanding of the difference in coding music for performance (MIDI) and coding music for display (SIB, MUS, and MusicXML)
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*Student Worksheet for the activities below (attached)įor the complete set of attachments, download the ZIP file provided Objectives:Īt the conclusion of this lesson, the students will have *URL to the Recordare website on MusicXML: *Sample MIDI and MusicXML files (attached)
*Copy of the TI:ME newsletter article on MusicXML (attached) *Recordare Dolet MusicXML plug-in for Sibelius (necessary to be able to write MusicXML from Sibelius) *Sibelius 4 or 5 (with or without Recordare’s Dolet Plug-in) OR Finale 2007 or 2008 OR PrintMusic 2008 MENC 4: Composing and Arranging Music within specified guidelines. Illinois State University TI:ME Technology Areas Addressed:Ī computer with Finale 2007-2008 (or PrintMusic) or Sibelius 4 or 5 installed Duration:īasic computer skills and previous beginning experience with Sibelius or Finale MENC Standards Addressed: Using MusicXML and MIDI for Sharing Notation Files
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