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Musical notation

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The Nashville number system

Arthur D. Levine

1981

If you can read music, thank Guido d'Arezzo

Susan L. Roth

2006

Perspectives on notation and performance

Benjamin Boretz, Edward T. Cone

1976

Learn to read music

Harry Baxter, Michael Baxter

2003

Reading and writing intervals

Gerald Lefkoff

1980

Finale

Coda Music Software

1992

Notation and performance of avant-garde literature for the solo flute

Morya E. Willis

1982

Writing down music

Alan Boustead

1975

Playing bass

Mike Chiavaro

2009

Learn to Play the Violin

Frank Cappelli

2007

You Can Read Music

Amy Appleby

1995

The notation of polyphonic music, 900-1600

Willi Apel

1949

How to read music

Terry Burrows

1999

Finale

Vincent A. Jr. Leonard, Thomas E. Rudolph

2002

Meter in music, 1600-1800

George Houle

1987

Alfred's essentials of music theory

Andrew Surmani, Morton Manus, Karen Farnum Surmani

1998

The notation of Western music

Richard Rastall

1998

Hearing and Writing Music

Ron Gorow

2006

De organographia

David Z. Crookes, Michael Praetorius

1615

The notation of medieval music

Carl Parrish

1957

The right way to read music

Harry Baxter, Michael Baxter

1993

Schriftbild der Neuen Musik

Erhard Karkoschka

1972

The notation of medieval music

Carl Parrish

1957

The musician's guide to reading & writing music

Dave Stewart

1999

The Nashville Number System

Chas Williams

2001

The Myvyrian archaiology of Wales

Owen Jones

1870

The story of notation

Charles Francis Abdy Williams

1903

Essential dictionary of music notation

Tom Gerou, Linda Lusk

1996

Phonetic readings of songs and arias

Berton Coffin

1964

20th-century microtonal notation

Gardner Read

1990

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