- Pat Metheny: “Now is the greatest possible time to be a musician–for Sibelius alone!”
- Sibelius helps Scarsdale students score hits for elementary orchestra
- Sibelius 7 scores Software Line of the Year award for 2011
- Tina Andersson scores Abbey Road Anthem Competition win with Sibelius
- Sibelius helps young composers’ works to the stage in Carnegie Hall
- Come and see Sibelius at The NAMM Show 2012
- John Ashton Thomas on using Sibelius to score more than 50 films
- Sondheim’s Company brought back to the stage with a little help from Sibelius
- Film composer Ryan Leach on Sibelius: “It’s so much easier than Finale”
- Electronic Musician reviews Sibelius 7: “More intuitive” and “outstanding sounds”
Welcome, now, to Sibelius 6!
In May 2009, Sibelius released Sibelius 6 - a dramatic upgrade with new features across the whole spectrum of what you can do.
This tour explains the differences in the earlier upgrade to Sibelius 3. All the improvements in these pages are incorporated into Sibelius 5, so users with Sibelius 1.x and 2.x will benefit from them when they upgrade, in addition to the new features and ideas listed in the what's new in Sibelius 5 pages.
What users say
"A giant step forward - achieves the miracle of making everything even better & simpler"
Michael Kummer
conductor & arranger
"Instant gratification - Sibelius got it right again"
Robert Puff
music engraver
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A comprehensive guide to the new features in Sibelius 3
Sibelius 3 incorporates over 200 improvements from the upgrade to Sibelius 2. If you have Sibelius 1.x, see the what's new in Sibelius 2 section for further information.
