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2020-09-21T22:39:28Z

Exporting MuseScore files

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	MuseScore files can be saved or exported to .xml (MusicXML), .pdf (Portable Document Format), .png (Portable Network Graphics), and .svg (Scalable Vector Graphics).		MuseScore files can be saved or exported to .xml (MusicXML), .pdf (Portable Document Format), .png (Portable Network Graphics), and .svg (Scalable Vector Graphics).

	Most notation formats in current use reliably preserve pitch and rhythmic information but may shed dynamics, ornamentation marks, and lyrics. We have tested these export formats for ~~all~~ the examples ~~with~~ predictable results ~~(that is, certain features may not appear in the translated data)~~.		Most notation formats in current use reliably preserve pitch and rhythmic information but may shed dynamics, ornamentation marks, and lyrics. When we have tested these export formats for the examples above, we had predictable results: those were sometimes missing.

Esfield: /* Exporting MuseScore files */

2020-09-21T22:30:02Z

Exporting MuseScore files

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	MuseScore files can be saved or exported to .xml (MusicXML), .pdf (Portable Document Format), .png (Portable Network Graphics), and .svg (Scalable Vector Graphics).		MuseScore files can be saved or exported to .xml (MusicXML), .pdf (Portable Document Format), .png (Portable Network Graphics), and .svg (Scalable Vector Graphics).

	Most notation formats in current use reliably preserve pitch and rhythmic information but may shed dynamics, ornamentation marks, and lyrics. We have tested these export formats for all the examples with predictable results.		Most notation formats in current use reliably preserve pitch and rhythmic information but may shed dynamics, ornamentation marks, and lyrics. We have tested these export formats for all the examples with predictable results (that is, certain features may not appear in the translated data).

Esfield: /* Using MuseScore in practical academic studies */

2020-09-16T23:16:13Z

Using MuseScore in practical academic studies

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	=Using MuseScore in practical academic studies=		=Using MuseScore in practical academic studies=
	These examples supplement the initial exercises designed the [[https://wiki.ccarh.org/wiki/MuseScore MuseScore] unit in Music 253/CS 275A at Stanford University, where our interest is in musical data translation. Given the unusual circumstances we face in the 2020-2021 academic year, Christina Kim has assembled these examples to show the program's possibilities in music theory, practice, and undergraduate studies generally.		These examples supplement the initial exercises designed the [https://wiki.ccarh.org/wiki/MuseScore MuseScore] unit in Music 253/CS 275A at Stanford University, where our interest is in musical data translation. Given the unusual circumstances we face in the 2020-2021 academic year, Christina Kim has assembled these examples to show the program's possibilities in music theory, practice, and undergraduate studies generally.

	=Vocal Music in MuseScore=		=Vocal Music in MuseScore=

Craig at 23:15, 16 September 2020

2020-09-16T23:15:09Z

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Esfield: /* Exporting MuseScore files */

2020-09-16T21:51:13Z

Exporting MuseScore files

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	=Exporting MuseScore files=		=Exporting MuseScore files=

	~~We have tested the above examples by using the MuseScore export function with generally positive results.~~ MuseScore files can be saved or exported to .xml (MusicXML), .pdf (Portable Document Format), .png (Portable Network Graphics ~~file~~), and .svg (Scalable Vector Graphics ~~file~~).		MuseScore files can be saved or exported to .xml (MusicXML), .pdf (Portable Document Format), .png (Portable Network Graphics), and .svg (Scalable Vector Graphics).

	Most notation formats in current use reliably preserve pitch and rhythmic information but may shed dynamics, ornamentation marks, and lyrics.		Most notation formats in current use reliably preserve pitch and rhythmic information but may shed dynamics, ornamentation marks, and lyrics. We have tested these export formats for all the examples with predictable results.

Esfield: /* Using MuseScore in practical academic studies */

2020-09-16T21:48:17Z

Using MuseScore in practical academic studies

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	=Using MuseScore in practical academic studies=		=Using MuseScore in practical academic studies=
	These examples supplement the initial exercises designed the [[https://wiki.ccarh.org/wiki/MuseScore ~~here]~~ MuseScore] unit in Music 253/CS 275A at Stanford University, where our interest is in musical data translation. Given the unusual circumstances we face in the 2020-2021 academic year, ~~we have~~ assembled these examples to show the program's possibilities in music theory, practice, and undergraduate studies generally.		These examples supplement the initial exercises designed the [[https://wiki.ccarh.org/wiki/MuseScore MuseScore] unit in Music 253/CS 275A at Stanford University, where our interest is in musical data translation. Given the unusual circumstances we face in the 2020-2021 academic year, Christina Kim has assembled these examples to show the program's possibilities in music theory, practice, and undergraduate studies generally.

	=Vocal Music in MuseScore=		=Vocal Music in MuseScore=

Esfield: /* Using MuseScore in practical academic studies */

2020-09-16T21:46:33Z

Using MuseScore in practical academic studies

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	=Using MuseScore in practical academic studies=		=Using MuseScore in practical academic studies=
	These examples supplement the initial exercises designed the MuseScore unit in Music 253/CS 275A at Stanford University, where our interest is in musical data translation. Given the unusual circumstances we face in the 2020-2021 academic year, we have assembled these examples to show the program's possibilities in music theory, practice, and undergraduate studies generally.		These examples supplement the initial exercises designed the [[https://wiki.ccarh.org/wiki/MuseScore here] MuseScore] unit in Music 253/CS 275A at Stanford University, where our interest is in musical data translation. Given the unusual circumstances we face in the 2020-2021 academic year, we have assembled these examples to show the program's possibilities in music theory, practice, and undergraduate studies generally.

	For students who are telecommuting to class, MuseScore has the merit that it is available without cost and is reasonably well documented. Beginners should first work through the lesson [https://wiki.ccarh.org/wiki/MuseScore here].

	=Vocal Music in MuseScore=		=Vocal Music in MuseScore=

Esfield at 21:45, 16 September 2020

2020-09-16T21:45:00Z

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	These examples supplement the initial exercises designed the MuseScore unit in Music 253/CS 275A at Stanford University, where our interest is in musical data translation. Given the unusual circumstances we face in the 2020-2021 academic year, we have assembled these examples to show the program's possibilities in music theory, practice, and undergraduate studies generally.		These examples supplement the initial exercises designed the MuseScore unit in Music 253/CS 275A at Stanford University, where our interest is in musical data translation. Given the unusual circumstances we face in the 2020-2021 academic year, we have assembled these examples to show the program's possibilities in music theory, practice, and undergraduate studies generally.

	For students who are telecommuting to class, MuseScore has the merit that it is available without cost and is reasonably well documented. Beginners should first work through the lesson ~~here~~.		For students who are telecommuting to class, MuseScore has the merit that it is available without cost and is reasonably well documented. Beginners should first work through the lesson [https://wiki.ccarh.org/wiki/MuseScore here].

	~~Musescore Examples: These exercises require [[~~MuseScore~~\|basic knowledge of encoding]~~]. ~~Each exercise includes a new tool or two! The MuseScore "Play" function is also recommended.~~


	=Vocal Music in MuseScore=		=Vocal Music in MuseScore=

Esfield at 21:41, 16 September 2020

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	==Exporting MuseScore files==		=Exporting MuseScore files=

	We have tested the above examples by using the MuseScore export function with generally positive results. MuseScore files can be saved or exported to .xml (MusicXML), .pdf (Portable Document Format), .png (Portable Network Graphics file), and .svg (Scalable Vector Graphics file).		We have tested the above examples by using the MuseScore export function with generally positive results. MuseScore files can be saved or exported to .xml (MusicXML), .pdf (Portable Document Format), .png (Portable Network Graphics file), and .svg (Scalable Vector Graphics file).

	Most notation formats in current use reliably preserve pitch and rhythmic information but may shed dynamics, ornamentation marks, and ~~lyric. The result will depend on the the content and its complexities~~.		Most notation formats in current use reliably preserve pitch and rhythmic information but may shed dynamics, ornamentation marks, and lyrics.

Esfield at 21:40, 16 September 2020

2020-09-16T21:40:07Z

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	Musescore Examples: These exercises require [[MuseScore\|basic knowledge of encoding]]. Each exercise includes a new tool or two! The MuseScore "Play" function is also recommended.		=Using MuseScore in practical academic studies=
			These examples supplement the initial exercises designed the MuseScore unit in Music 253/CS 275A at Stanford University, where our interest is in musical data translation. Given the unusual circumstances we face in the 2020-2021 academic year, we have assembled these examples to show the program's possibilities in music theory, practice, and undergraduate studies generally.

			For students who are telecommuting to class, MuseScore has the merit that it is available without cost and is reasonably well documented. Beginners should first work through the lesson here.

			Musescore Examples: These exercises require [[MuseScore\|basic knowledge of encoding]]. Each exercise includes a new tool or two! The MuseScore "Play" function is also recommended.