There are now several open-source music notation applications that are free to download and use (for example: LilyPond, Canorus, MuseScore). MusicXML files can be read or written by a large number of music applications that run on a wide variety of computer platforms, including the two most popular commercial music notation applications, Finale and Sibelius. There has finally emerged a successful standard interchange file format for music notation called MusicXML.
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Relatively recent developments in music notation software have made it much more feasible to create a transnotation application that is accessible and useful to a wide number of people.
Recent Developments in Music Notation Software See Software for more about our work in this area. This approach was outlined in a paper presented at the 2003 MNMA conference by Paul Morris, and what follows is based on that paper. The aim is to allow for automated transnotation (translation) of music from traditional notation into various alternative notation systems. What follows is a strategy for creating a basic “transnotator application” for alternative music notations with minimal effort and expense while also providing an optimum set of features and benefits. Towards Software for Alternative Music Notations
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