NotePerformer
- Amanda Riddell
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- Jul 27
- 1 min read
Is a tool that renders Sibelius scores for a realistic ensemble. It uses machine learning to predict articulations, which saves time. It also declutters notation, as it gives composers a prediction without fully articulating it. Most performers hate the overarticulated scores of modern composers. - Articulation is mostly copy-and-paste anyway, and it tends to make people nervous. Compare the notation of my string quartet to that of most new string quartets... Mine is closer to an old-school quartet score. - While composers still believe in interpreter-executant, most performers reject it. They want to use their skills to phrase reasonably articulated music in their idiom. Perhaps the Sony Beatles wannabes should've actually typed it into Google?
Giles Martin uses it as well. It's not just me.