Attend the New York or Los Angeles Philharmonic and you’ll see passionate conductors and technically impeccable players focus their tremendous energies on aged, sometimes deteriorating sheets of paper ...

Last year, we told you about the Gvido, a lovely double-screened tablet designed to organize and display sheet music. Created by Japanese company Terrada Music, it allows musicians to turn pages with ...

Musicians of the world, your dreams just came true. Some kind souls have come up with a Kindle for sheet music, and it’s called the Gvido — a dual-screen E Ink device that digital scores organized, ...

[Bill Dudley’s] wife wanted to use a couple of different tablets for displaying sheet music. Sure, a proper music stand will have no trouble supporting the weight of the device, but if it’s not ...

If you’ve ever longed for a continuous flow of sheet music while you’re playing, the MusicReader may fill your longing. With MusicReader, you can scan in either paper or digital music and have the ...

As the St. Lawrence String Quartet, JACK Quartet and double bassist Doug Balliett readied themselves to perform a stirring rendition of Samuel Barber’s “Adagio” at a Monday afternoon Spoleto Festival ...

In-depth Amazon coverage from the tech giant’s hometown, including e-commerce, AWS, Amazon Prime, Alexa, logistics, devices, and more. by Todd Bishop on Oct 23, 2012 at 2:51 pm October 24, 2012 at ...

After posting our initial Tablet “Cheat Sheet” yesterday, to help keep track the array of tablets hitting the market, we received lots of feedback from readers suggesting improvements and additions.

GVIDO is a Japanese company that has developed one product, the GVIDO Sheet Music Reader. This was a dual screen 13.3 inch tablet that had an innovate hinge, that allowed it to open and close. Many ...

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