[ Thanks to Dave Guard for this
link. ]
“As a member of two a cappella vocal ensembles, I have been
searching for several free software projects to fit some of my
musical needs.“The first need is a way to print out scores of vocal music. My
director often re-arranges pieces, especially old hymns, and trying
to read the hand-written manuscript and sight-read is very
difficult. Additionally, after copies are made into copies of
copies, the quality of the page decreases dramatically. I would
like a soft-copy of the vocal music for reprinting at any time, and
for long-term storage…”
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