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2003-01-08 - Compo online provided with new examples

The entire menuetto from the Haydn's symphony op93, in full score, with audio restitution using realistic orchester instruments samples;

The famous bass trio from Don Giovanni, in piano reduction;

Works from Bach for organ or piano...

And of course, the compo source code of all those examples, available online.

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2001-11-28 - Representation of lyrics with compo

Any section of the form (lyrics ...) inside a compo script corresponds to a lyrics section to be printed on the score. Each syllabe or word is represented by an elementary note including some text as a string, just like for example :

(lyrics ("I'm")("sin-")("ging")("in")("the")("rain"))

But to have the text printed under a staff, one have to associate it to the corresponding voice, simply by setting properly the voice property at the lyrics note level :

(lyrics :treble ("I'm")("sin-")("ging")("in")("the")("rain"))

Hence by synchronizing this expression with some other expression at the treble voice containing notes, you will have each part of text printed under each note at the same position...

Compo on line - To use without moderation!

This new column aims to propose you online musical content, in the form of a selection of work transcripts, excerpted from the universal corpus, selection to be progressively enriched.

Here are hence several chorals from Bach as a beginning. Each work is proposed simultaneously as the graphic form of a musical score, and as the aural form of a midi file, both generated with compo 3.0. The compo source can be viewed and freely used under the GNU-GPL license!