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I am a keen exponent of the ABC(plus) method of music notation. This section of my website tries to showcaces some of its possibilities.
% here are only some first lines of sample tunes %%deco fp 6 pf 20 2 5 fp % --- piano --- %%staves {RH LH} % most of piano tunes have only 2 voices .. %%staves {1 2} % .. even when there are a lot of notes %%staves {RH LH} %%MIDI program 6 % same as bach.abc (abc2ps-1.3.0) but rewritten in a more standard way X:4 T:Allegro grazioso C:Schumann M:C L:1/8 Q:1/4=66 %%staves {1 (2 3)} K:G V:1 (!p!B2AB G3)(A |Bcd[Ge]) ([F3A3][^GB])|([A2c2][^GB][Ac] AF=GA)|[G2B2][F2A2] {/G}G3B| V:2 % this voice is not complete, but the measure must be respected G,2C2 xD3- |D2x2 x4 | A,2D2 C2x2 |x8 | V:3 (G,DCD B,D2)(F,|G,A,B,C (D2)CB,) |(A,EDE CDB,C)|D2[D,2C2] [G,3B,3]D| % --- vocal --- %%staves [(S A) (T B)] % Breton words on a Wales choral % --- organ --- %%staves [1 (2 3) 4] %%MIDI program 53 %%MIDI program 73 %%MIDI program 73 %%MIDI program 73 %%staves {(Pos1 Pos2) Trompette} % %%MIDI program 78 %%MIDI program 78 %%MIDI program 56