Noteflight has expanded to include over 1,000 digital musical scores within Noteflight Learn.
Every teacher and student who uses Noteflight Learn will receive files on theory worksheets, scale exercises, sight reading examples, and chorales, and teachers can also purchase digital content libraries of published musical scores for their band, choir, orchestra, piano, guitar, or pop ensembles.
All of the scores in the content library are digital Noteflight notation files and can be adapted, recorded, or used for assessments inside a Noteflight Learn site.
“Combining the power of Noteflight’s software with Hal Leonard’s popular content is a win for both students and teachers,” said John Mlynczak, vice president of Noteflight. “We are providing the ideal solution for learning to create and perform music in a world powered by the Internet.”
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