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Revision as of 17:06, 16 September 2011
Introduction
“scorewriters allow the user to input, edit and print music notation, to varying degrees of sophistication. They range from programs which can write a simple song, piano piece or guitar tab, to those that can handle the complexities of orchestral music, specialist notations (from early music to avant garde), and high-quality music engraving.” (Wikipedia, retrieved sept. 2011)
See also:
- MIDI (for other Music editing programs)
- Digital music library (for repositories/downloads of digital music in various forms)
- Music education technology
List of music notation software
For a complete list, see List of scorewriters (Wikipedia)
Free music notation software
- MuseScore is “free and open source music notation software for Microsoft Windows, Mac and Linux. MuseScore is a WYSIWYG editor, complete with support for score playback and import–export of MusicXML and standard MIDI files.” (MuseScore (Wikipedia).
- NtEd, a musical score editor (for Linux only). Some packages exists and it's also in the Ubuntu "universe".
Commercial music notation software
- Sibelius
- As of sept 2011, the main product is Sibelius 7 (Educational price is about 201.- EUR)
- Other products: Sibelius First (117 EUR), Sibelius Students, etc.
- Sibelius Wikipedia Entry
- “Sibelius's primary function is the creation, editing and printing of musical scores. It supports virtually all music notations, enabling even the most complex of scores (such as modern orchestral music) to be reproduced to publication quality.” (Wikipedia)
Links
Indexes
- List of scorewriters (Wikipedia)