Michele Galvagno

Ode to the Brave Ones!

An Artistic Score Engraving update from December 2024 Dear all, Welcome back to the monthly update, the last one from 2024. It has been a wild year for me so far, with plenty of ups and downs, and unexpected turnarounds. How has this year been for you, both musically and otherwise? I used to jokeContinue reading “Ode to the Brave Ones!”

Lezioni di Dorico — Episodio 4 (IT)

L’inserimento della musica tramite mouse o tastiera Questo articolo è una trascrizione ampliata, parafrasata e arricchita dell’eccellente video di Anthony Hughes. Andate a guardarlo, poi tornate per un riassunto, o seguite qui mentre lo guardate. Questo video copre sei aree principali: Scegliere la durata delle note da inserire Determinare le altezze e le alterazioni CancellareContinue reading “Lezioni di Dorico — Episodio 4 (IT)”

Dorico Tutorials — Episode 4 (EN)

Inputting Music Using the Mouse or Keyboard This article is an expanded, paraphrased and enriched transcription of the excellent video by Anthony Hughes. Go watch it, then come back for a recap, or follow along while watching. This video covers six main areas, which are: Choosing the duration of notes to input Determining pitches andContinue reading “Dorico Tutorials — Episode 4 (EN)”

Arrangements – Epp. 6-7

Fly on golden wings! Announcing the updated edition of the Va’ Pensiero by Giuseppe Verdi, arranged for Cello Ensemble The first public performance of the opera Nabucco, in 1842, marks the year when Giuseppe Verdi (Roncole, 1813—Milano, 1901) achieved the utmost success and recognition as an opera composer. The Va’, pensiero, specifically, taken from theContinue reading “Arrangements – Epp. 6-7”

An Italian cellist’s journey into Serbian Language — Lesson 18

Phonetic transformations (Part 8) Welcome back! It is incredible how time flies, and it has been five months since my last post on the Serbian language. I spent two of them in Serbia, where it was the most incredibly scorching-hot summer in memory. Spending all day talking Serbian, my brain felt it overkill to alsoContinue reading “An Italian cellist’s journey into Serbian Language — Lesson 18”