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Old 16th June 2004, 09:55 AM
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Music Typesetting Software
Does anyone know of a music typsetting system of or close to the calibre and style of Sibelius and Finale under Mac and Windows?

(This is the last task I have to find a Linux based solution for so that I can turn off my Windows box for good.)
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Old 17th June 2004, 04:24 PM
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Try lilypond. It takes text files and transforms them into sheet music.
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