September 2, 2009

MuseScore – A Free Notation Software

Filed under: Compositions,Resource Reviews,Technology Tips — natalie @ 6:03 am

I’ve been hearing rumblings about MuseScore for several weeks, but Joy’s review of it earlier this week prompted me to finally take a closer look. Like Joy, I was very disappointed to find that Finale decided to charge for the NotePad software that they previously offered free of charge. I had quite a few students who used it for their compositions. MuseScore looks like a great alternative (it’s free!). I’ve downloaded the most recent version and look forward to checking it out for myself.

One Response to “MuseScore – A Free Notation Software”

  1. Rachel says:

    What a bummer about Finale! I used Notepad throughout college and grad school. I use Sibelius now, but I’m glad there is a good alternative out there. Thanks for sharing, Natalie!

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