3 Jul
2010
3 Jul
'10
4:18 p.m.
On Sat, 2010-07-03 at 02:17 -1000, david wrote:
david wrote:
Something hard enough to bang a heavily-fuzzed head on =)
David Collins wrote:
Excuse me, I need to go notate this new thing called "rock music". I
have hammer and chisel, what's the best kind of stone to notate "rock
music" with? ;-)
Hi,
I've written a short paper on different methods of notation which have
evolved recently, and thought that some readers here might be interested.
The paper is available at
http://indigo.uk.to/~david/notes/music/notation.pdf .
The primary languages discussed are Mondrian, Abc notation, Csound,
and Lilypond.
Hmm, I thought Lilypond was just software for producing very good
quality traditional Western music notation. It's a different method?
Oh, sorry, I read your "different methods of notation" as different
forms of music notation - IOW, something different from traditional
Western music notation. Csound's a programming language, I guess that
could be considered a form of music notation, but I'd consider that one
specialized for "reading" by Csound. Like a player piano scroll is
specialized for reading by a player piano.
I just don't think of them as "music notation". I'm probably too
sheet-music oriented.