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> To OpusTeX users:
> Do you use OpusTeX for modern notation?
Yes, for a hymnbook of gregorian and `modern' music, but for sheet music I use PMX/M-Tx
> Would you like to use MusiXTeX for gregorian notation?
I'm quite happy with OpusTeX for gregorian notation, but it would make it easier to be
able to combine PMX
>
> To all:
> If musixgre will be extended, what features would you like to be added?
The lining up the text witht he music is important, having a way to put in the spaces
between words which will stretch, and making sure the syllables in the words neatly
join together under the neumes so you don't have to use too many hyphens.
Veronica
--
There were no copyrights or public jealousies
when hymns were made anonymously, like cathedrals,
for God's glory, and romantic individualism
was odd and uncouth. -- Fr. George Rutler,
Brightest and Best:
Stories of Hymns,
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