George Litterst

George Litterst is a nationally known music educator, clinician, author, performer, and music software developer. A classically-trained pianist, he is co-author of:

• SuperScore, an intelligent sheet music display app

• Classroom Maestro, an interactive musical blackboard

• Internet MIDI, an app for connecting MIDI-equipped instruments together over the Internet

• Home Concert Xtreme, a score-following app

and other software products from TimeWarp Technologies. He is also co-author of many digital music publications from CyberConservatory.

George maintains a private in-person and online studio in Rehoboth, MA. Academic institutions where he has taught include the New England Conservatory of Music Preparatory School, Northeastern University, and Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

As a performer, George has appeared in solo recitals and chamber concerts in the United States. For 26 summer seasons, he was a regular soloist with the Rockford (Illinois) Pops Orchestra.

George’s publication credits include: Piano Magazine (formerly Clavier Companion and Keyboard Companion), American Music Teacher, Electronic Musician, Piano & Keyboard, Sheet Music Magazine, JAZZIZ, Play, American Suzuki Journal, Piano Quarterly, Soundwaves, Coda Notes, Keyboard Classics, the I.S.A.M. Newsletter, and The MACazine.

He is also the author of a book on music theory as well as Inside Finale: The Art and Science of Music Notation.