To quickly insert musical notes into your Word document, you can assign a custom shortcut key for each symbol. For that, from the Symbol window, select the music symbol and then click on the ...

A step toward improving online music education by developing an AI tool that can recognize musical notation is described in a paper published in the International Journal of Wireless and Mobile ...

Throughout the 1600s, music notation continued to evolve according to the music of Renaissance and Baroque composers. And when instrumental music overtook vocal music as the most popular genre, a ...

The curving flourishes of music notation have always been something a mystery to me, although every day I, like many people, use other arcane symbols without thinking twice about it.

The score for John Cage’s indeterminate composition “Fontana Mix” (image: BBC Radio 3) With the development of music notation, music was set free from the delicate bonds of oral and aural ...

Chord symbols can then be further expanded by adding extensions, such as a 7th. In the context of a symbol, such as C7, the default extended note would be one tone below the chord name.

Music education in the Western world often emphasizes musical literacy, the ability to read musical notation fluently. But this is not always an easy task—even for professional musicians.

When time's a ticking, the best music notation software will help you to get the job done fast. You know the, ahem, score – nothing in life is more fleeting than a good creative idea. So, when ...

Louis Braille, the inventor of the braille code of reading and writing. Picture: Getty How does braille music notation work? Louis Braille adapted his tactile reading system for music and mathematics ...

Music education in the western world often emphasizes musical literacy, the ability to read musical notation fluently. But this is not always an easy task – even for professional musicians.

Central to the project is the translation musical notation, the system of obscure 14th century curlicues used by Brahms and Beethoven, into a geometric grammar befitting the Bauhaus.