Category Archives: Zinfonia

Now that we have crossed the milestone of more than 18,000 users world-wide, I thought you may be interested in some Zinfonia statics to answer the regularly asked question “Who uses Zinfonia?” Zinfonia customers come from 108 countries with the USA and … Continue reading →

The benefits for better stock control with the Universal Instrumentation Code are now very clear as more and more HLMSW users world-wide start using the system. There are benefits also for Zinfonia users where the UIC icon is becoming a common sight. When a … Continue reading →

Thanks to the hard work of the team at Schott Mainz, the Universal Instrument Code or UIC can now work in both English AND German with more languages to follow. An important design feature of the UIC is that is not … Continue reading →

Both Peter Grimshaw and Ulrich Steffen Eck will be attending the 34th Annual Conference of the Major Orchestra Librarians’ Association which this year is to be held in Helsinki, Finland from May 13, 2016. We look forward to seeing you there!

Zinfonia most performed titles in 2015 Modest Mussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition; arr. [Ravel] (Boosey & Hawkes) Leonard Bernstein West Side Story. Symphonic Dances [Full Orchestra] (Boosey & Hawkes) Aaron Copland Appalachian Spring. Suite [Orchestral Version] (Boosey & Hawkes) Ottorino Respighi … Continue reading →

Zinfonia now offers publishers and distributors the possibility to alert users about upcoming office closures while they are placing and reviewing orders. To set this up, go to the Publisher Settings page in the Publisher section and you will see this … Continue reading →

One of the most frequently requested options for the B2B (business to business) workflow, where Zinfonia orders are sent directly from HLMSW to HLMSW is the option for Zinfonia to send emails as well. With a new build of the … Continue reading →

It is a good idea for all Zinfonia publishers to regularly use Zinfonia for general repertoire searches so you can share the experience of your customers.  This will highlight ways to improve your listings such as the inclusion of different translations of … Continue reading →

One of the most important and complex aspects of the Zinfonia system is the way it  manages the distribution of works and orders across the globe.  Publishers have always had tools to manage these rules (either in  HLMSW or in Zinfonia itself) but … Continue reading →