Dear Thomas
I have used MagicScore Maestro 5 on a PC for a couple of years. In my view
it has reasonable performance at a reasonable price with almost all the
features you could want. As well as all the usual data entry, formatting and
printing, it has a interesting graphical Tab entry system that
On Sunday 03 February 2008 02:01, Thomas Tallant wrote:
Depends a bit which platform you are using but I've used lilypond on linux
which is quite good. There are a few graphical frontends available: noteedit
for example. PMX/musixTeX is also a freeware program and is the basis of the
large werne
Hello,
I do not know Straube's version of Lass of Peatie's Mill, but the
Balcarres version is delicious!
Downloadable from the Wayne Cripps site:
http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/%7Ewbc/tab-serv/tab-serv.cgi
Folder: Balcarres
File: The first, 002_Minuett eps or pdf (the second piece)
Best wishes,
Jos
Hello, try "capella".
To see results I send you a pdf off list.
Capella is not useful for contemporary music but for classical notation.
http://www.capella-software.de/
Best wishes,
Jose Luis
El 03/02/2008, a las 2:01, Thomas Tallant escribio:
> Can anyone recommend good music notation software
I tried Finale Notepad. You can't change time or key signatures in a piece.
Otherwise, the software seems to be minimally ok. I use a PC. I'm trying to
find out if the Open Software Foundation has come up with something for music
publishing.
I realize this is probably not the proper subject
