One phrase
The opening sentence: tempo, sticky duration, dynamics, crescendo, barline, and dotted completion.
*"Andante" 4Eb(p)< G 2Bb | 4.Eb &G 2F(mf)Examples
Editable scores for exploring rhythm, notation, lyrics, and orchestration. Open one to see how the source and music fit together.
Node-to-node
A connector belongs to endpoints. Interior notes stay plain when one figure crosses them.
Eb< D Eb <FShort waltz
A compact meter and tempo example with dotted rhythm and inherited values.
meter 3/4 · *"Con moto" 4.G 8A 4BMarks and gestures
Chord, articulation, dynamic, hairpin, and tuplet syntax around the nodes they affect.
{3: 8Bb C' D'} 4Eb'(>.) 2D'(p)Voice and words
A lyric row lines up with the music above it and checks its own bar structure.
lyrics: Sing- ing a song | for you _ *Measures first
Two parts arranged vertically by measure range for orchestration and alignment.
{ m1-2: { fl: … } { hn: … } }Parts first
The same score arranged around each player. The formatter preserves this choice.
fl { m1-2 { … } } · hn { m1-2 { … } }Twenty-four staff lines
Rehearsal, sections, expression, dynamics, tuplets, chords, and instrument families in one compact orchestral program.
parts { fl: 3 ob: 2 cl: 3 bsn: 2 hn: 4 tpt: 3 tbn: 3 tuba timp mallets hp }Teaching diagnostic
Broken on purpose. The language names the source range and teaches why the measure cannot hold it.
meter 4/4 · 1C 1DNo example matches that search.