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Post by davidmdahl on Dec 28, 2004 5:35:08 GMT
Thanks, David-san, for the link, but what I mean is a program that can create guqin notation (which is composed of bits of Chinese characters), etc. Then here is another link that will probably not help, but it is interesting: www.cs.hku.hk/~fyp04016/This is for a "XML-based Non-Western Music Editor" with the goal of taking guqin notation as an input and spitting out western staff notation along with the guqin notation. There are a lot of interesting URLs on the links page. Like some of you said above, the music of the cultures around are different and they developed their own notation systems which suit the needs and requirements of said instrument, etc. <snip> But when you learn an instrument, why mustn't you learn its notation as well? <snip> Very well said. The great thing is that learning different notation systems adds to one's understanding of music and bag of tricks. It seems that every little bit I learn about music just helps me to be a more complete musician. Best wishes, David Dahl Portland, Oregon
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Post by Charlie Huang on Dec 28, 2004 11:39:53 GMT
Actually, that is a very good link (too bad that it's still in its early stages). Thanks, David-san.
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