Lilypond
I’ve been using GNU Lilypond to notate my latest stuff. These are examples from the flute/cello duo I’m working on.
Looks pretty good, and the syntax isn’t too hard either. Anyway, this is some of the flute part.
Greg Surges
Composer of Electronic and Chamber Music, Freelance Programmer
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Greg Surges
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