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New music notation software – Ricercar
Just found this interesting project on Sourceforge the other day: Ricercar
(I strongly guess that the name is inspired by the wonderful ricercar parts in J S Bach’s work Musikaliches Opfer – anyway it leads my thought to this astonishing piece, wich is the kind of inspiring hints that I like!)
The project is founded in may 2009 and the current releases, linux/win version 0.0.0, don’t work (!) – but the java code seems to set the ambitions high. Along of course with the project mission statement: “A free, cross-platform, multilingual, cutting-edge music notation editor”
Eager to see what will come out of this!
EDIT 2009-10-28:
Unfortunately the Ricercar project isn’t developed any more. Harmath Dénes (http://thsoft.hu/en/) is going on with a project called Elysium (http://bitbucket.org/thsoft/elysium/wiki/Home), an Eclipse-based editor for Lilypond files. A pity for me, as Lilypond isn’t really my cup of caffe latte, but good luck with this project, Harmath!
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