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Glenn Reid writes
mmeltzer@wam.umd.edu writes
> 
> Is there a package that will actually typeset music and let you hear it.
> By typeset, I mean let me put notes on a staff and so forth.
> 
> If such a program is available, where can I find it?
> Thanks!

We have an upcoming music publishing and notation product called
Music Scribe.  It is very sophisticated and produces extremely precise
notation.  It has already been used to produce many hundreds of pages
of orchestral scores.  It was originally written by William Clocksin
of Cambridge University, and we will be bringing it to the market
shortly, although we have not set an exact schedule or price yet.

There has been some discussion on the net about whether or not
MusicScribe supports chords.  The product is not yet shipping, and
the chord work is under development.  It was in the plan from the
start, but was not in the early beta releases.

For more information, call us at the number below or send Email to
info@rightbrain.com

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