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Tuesday, 14 March 2017 by Piper Haywood

LilyPond + musical notation fonts

  • “Glyph comparison of alternative music fonts” on lilypondblog.org
  • “Replacing the notation font” in LilyPond docs
  • link,
  • input,
  • music,
  • sheet music,
  • notation,
  • LilyPond,
  • software,
  • fonts,
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  • 12 Mar 2017 —
    Guardian article/interview with Jarvis Cocker about his and pianist Chilly Gonzales’ soon-to-be-released song cycle “Room 29” There’s a Room 29 gig coming up at the Barbican produced in association with Kampnagel. Think it’s sold out though… :sad face:
  • 17 Mar 2017 —
    Radio Ghibli – NTS 3 shows covering 30 years of Studio Ghibli soundtracks, mixed by Sega Bodega.

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