In this video (6:33), violinist David Kim, concertmaster of the Philadelphia Orchestra, shares humorous horror stories about paper sheet music at gigs, and how it spurred him to go digital with his sheet music. Good info here for those who are weighing the possibility of transitioning to reading music from a tablet and what it’s like:
(I also posted the above video to my Pinterest pinboard, Sheet Music on iPads and Tablets.)
He also has some basic how-to videos on getting started with sheet music on an iPad:
- How to get sheet music into your iPad (3:40)
- How to annotate digital sheet music on your iPad (3:25)
(For more in-depth tutorials, check out my video tutorials on forScore for iPad.)
Lastly, in the videos below, Kim talks about his user experience with the AirTurn Bluetooth page-turning pedal. Disclosure: the videos are produced by the folks affiliated with AirTurn. Regardless, Kim gives useful insights from a product review standpoint.
- David Kim talks about his iPad and AirTurn, Part 2 (5:30)
- How to pair the AirTurn BT-105 to an iPad (1:15)
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