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Revision as of 18:11, 28 April 2024

Sagittal notation is a musical notation system capable of notating almost any conceivable tuning. It was developed by Dave Keenan and George Secor with significant contributions from numerous others.

Resources

Notation software support

Sibelius

Sagibelius 2.0 - plugins for using Sagittal notation in Sibelius 4 and up. By Jacob Barton. Hosted on this wiki. Donationware.

Sagibelius_2.0.zip

Lilypond

Plugin for Sagittal notation in Lilypond by Graham Breed

MuseScore

Sagittal accidentals are available in MuseScore via the Bravura font which implements the SMuFL standard. They can be accessed by opening the Master Palette and finding them in the Symbols section at the end.

Scala

Sagittal notation is available in Scala.

Dorico

Because Dorico is built by Steinberg Media, the same company that maintains the SMuFL standard, it should support Sagittal.

Scores in Sagittal notation

Gallery

Spartan single-shaft

Spartan multi-shaft

Athenian extension single-shaft

Athenian extension multi-shaft