Sibelius Licence Server features an easy-to-use control panel interface that non-technical teachers can use. The Licence Server software is included free of charge with all network multi-seat licenses.
So, for example, students can finish their work on a computer in the library if the music classroom is busy. When a student wants to use the software, they automatically receive a floating, concurrent network license from the Licence Server. With the Sibelius Licence Server, you can install Sibelius on as many computers as you want. UK KS3 and GCSE projects has UK-specific projects from African drumming to serialism.Posters, flashcards, and games has nearly 200 of these, from notes and keys to pictures of instruments.Reference includes over 200 scales and modes, ranges of different instruments, etc.Selected repertoire has over 400 pieces for voice, piano, and other instruments, including songs in 14 different languages and 50 Bach keyboard pieces, suitable for study, arranging and performance.Writing and creating music includes notation, transposing, arranging, composing, and improvising.Elements of music covers music theory and musicianship.Just choose from six main categories in the Worksheet Creator: You can produce both a worksheet for the student and a completed answer sheet to save time when grading. Many of the worksheets have random questions that are different each time.
Some of the teaching materials (such as the repertoire and reference material) are also useful for universities and instrumental teachers. All of the materials are carefully designed to fulfill curriculum requirements, and to suit students of all ages.
Individuals or groups can use the worksheets in class or for homework-either on paper or on the computer. The Worksheet Creator saves you hours of time by giving you a comprehensive range of ready-made teaching materials-over 1,700 worksheets, projects, exercises, songs, instrumental pieces, lyrics, posters, reference material, and other resources. Save time with ready-made teaching materials
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