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In <1992Oct29.225135.8496@pasteur.Berkeley.EDU> asarti@bellini.berkeley.edu (Augusto Sarti) writes:

>If this is a FAQ I apologize, but I'm a (non expert) TeX user and I
>write music... is there a way of combining these two things? How?

You named it already: MusicTeX is a TeX-macro package (plus some
fonts) to typeset music (musical scores up to nine voices).

You should be a trained TeX-user and have some knowlegde on writing
down music to get good results with MusicTeX. You can get MusicTe
- the macros, fonts, docs *and* examples - from here:

 ftp.gmd.de    music/musictex/musictex.zip

musictex.zip is stored on a lot of other servers -- BUT most of them
have out-of-date versions. There is a mailing list about Mu(sic)TeX;
to subscribe send you request to    mutex-request@stolaf.edu

PS: it may be in the FAQ, but that doesn't matter - because the next time
    it's your turn to give silly answers to good questions :-) or vice versa

>Thank you for your time

>Augusto

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