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On a scoring stage, time is the most expensive thing in the room, and the orchestra can only play what is on the page. A MIDI export rarely translates cleanly: tangled rhythms, missing articulations, and wrong transpositions all cost session time. And there is a deeper problem notation alone does not show. A mockup gets its power from stacked sample libraries doubling the same lines; a live orchestra reaches that fullness another way, through the doublings, register choices, and instrument combinations the orchestrator writes into the score.

We transform your DAW mockup into a session-ready orchestral score and parts, applying composer-level judgment to idiomatic writing, acoustic balance, articulations, dynamics, and the ensemble logic a live performance depends on. We interpret and quantize the MIDI, reduce a hundred-plus-track template to a playable orchestral lineup, correct enharmonics and transpositions, write string divisi the way players expect to read it, and lay out page turns for live performance. The result sounds the way you imagined it, prepared so the orchestra can play it instead of decoding it.

Scores prepared here have been recorded with ensembles such as the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra, Philharmonie Leipzig, and the Bulgarian National Radio Symphony Orchestra.

Where to start: MIDI to Score · Orchestration & Arranging

Whether you are staging a show, producing a record, or bringing an artist's material to a live ensemble, the music has to travel from an idea to a room full of players without losing what made it work. We prepare full orchestrations, conductor's scores, ensemble reductions, and precise instrumental parts, taking a sketch or a MIDI file all the way to the pit, the stage, or the session. That includes vocal scores set in the singer's key and rehearsal-ready piano-vocal reductions. If your song began in Suno or another AI tool, we turn it into a score your players can read.

Our work has appeared on releases with BMG, Universal, Polydor, Minos EMI, Legend, and RCA, for Grammy winners Kitt Wakeley and Roï Azoulay, for songwriters, instrumentalists, and vocalists including Haris Alexiou, and for the Special Olympics. Scores prepared here have been performed and recorded by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, the City of London Choir, the Warsaw Philharmonic, and the Cyprus Symphony Orchestra.

Where to start: Orchestration & Arranging · MIDI to Score · Music Transcription · AI Music to Score

Most ensembles come to us for the same thing: an arrangement or orchestration written for the group they actually have, not a generic chart reworked to fit. Whether it is a concert medley, a well-known song adapted to your instrumentation, or a feature arranged for a guest soloist on a single program, we score it for your forces, in the keys and ranges your performers and soloist need. Every arrangement comes fully prepared: a clean conductor's score and parts with consistent articulation, cues where performers need them, and page turns that fall on rests, so rehearsal time is spent on the music rather than the page.

Arrangements prepared here have been performed by ensembles including Philharmonia Bulgarica, Orchestra Puellarum Pragensis, the Thessaloniki State Symphony Orchestra, the City of Athens Symphony Orchestra, the City of Athens Philharmonic, the ERT Contemporary Music Orchestra, and Camerata – Friends of Music Orchestra.

Where to start: Orchestration & Arranging · Music Transcription

Sacred music carries a tradition, and the music notation has to respect it. We prepare liturgical orchestrations, choral arrangements, and worship music with fidelity to the style it comes from, whether that means setting a Divine Liturgy, Vespers, or feast-day hymns for choir, or preparing hymnals, choral octavos, and congregational and cantor editions for the parish. We also support the broader publishing work religious institutions depend on, from hymn collections and youth and educational music to multilingual settings, engraved to your templates and house style. We work with communities of many faiths and denominations, in unison and harmonized settings alike.

ScoreMasters served as arranger for the Sunday of Orthodoxy Concerts in honor of the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew in Constantinople, and has prepared scores and parts for the Beverly Hills Synagogue and for Catholic churches.

Where to start: Orchestration & Arranging · Music Engraving & Score Preparation