Hi there
Also check out www.hitsquad.com they have heaps of music software available for
download with desciptions, screen shots etc. They also have a weekly newsletter which
lists the latest Linux music software releases.
Hope that helps
Mark Langford
>>> Peter Chubb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11/03/00 03:23pm >>>
>>>>> "Terry" == Terry Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Terry> Can anyone recommend a music notator/editor.
Terry> I want to be able to enter and edit music on the staves. and preferrably
Terry> print the words underneath.
Depending on how complex your music is, I'd suggest either abc or
lilypond.
abc is more stable, and is very good for stuff with a single line of
melody and a single line of lyrics; lilypond can do amlmost anything
but is fairly unstable (we've gone from versions 1.3.90 to 1.3.103 in
the last week)
For very beautiful output, but a bitch of an input language, use
musixtex.
I personally use lilypond. The 1.2.17 version is the last stable
version. There are .deb archives, and (I think) rpms available for
it in the more-or-less standard places.
Peter C
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